Preheat oven to 340 degrees F. Line baking sheet with silicone mat or parchment paper. If pecans are not already roasted, spread them on baking sheet and roast 8 minutes. Let cool completely.

For crust, set out a baking sheet and a tart pan measuring 8 inches across top and 7-1/2 inches at base. In bowl, combine dry crust ingredients. Add wet ingredients and mix with spatula and then knead dough with hands until smooth.

On flat work surface, lay out sheet of parchment paper, place on dough ball and cover with large piece of plastic wrap. Roll out dough between parchment and plastic wrap into a circle slightly larger than tart pan, and about 1/6-inch thick. Remove plastic wrap, place tart pan (bottom removed) upside down on dough, slide a hand under the parchment, hold the pan with the other hand, and flip it over onto baking sheet. Fit dough into tart pan by pressing gently and trimming the edges. (Note: Because the dough is gluten-free, it may tear easily; if it does, simply press the torn areas back together with your fingers. If using a tart pan without a removable bottom, prick the dough lightly with a fork.)

Bake crust 16-19 minutes until lightly golden. Cool completely.

For raspberry layer, in small saucepan, combine all raspberry layer ingredients. Heat over medium-low. Once berries release juices, simmer 5-7 minutes until slightly thickened. Remove from heat, stir in lemon juice and cool completely.

For coconut cream topping, scoop about 7 oz. of solid coconut cream from a can chilled for 24 hours. Whip until light and creamy. Add maple syrup and vanilla extract and whip again to combine. Keep chilled until use.

To assemble tart, chop roasted pecans and spread evenly over cooled crust. Spread the cooled raspberry mixture over pecans. Spoon coconut cream over raspberry layer.

Decorate with candied cranberries or herb leaves, if desired. Chill tart at least 30 minutes before slicing.