Soak dried figs for about 20 minutes in warm water and drain. Set aside.
Place walnuts into food processor and pulse few times until they are coarsely ground. Add figs, fennel seeds, cinnamon, cardamom, ginger and salt and blend until the mixture starts coming together. Add maple syrup and blend until the mixture sticks together.
Spoon the mix evenly into the four tart tins. Press tightly onto the base and the sides to form a crust. Place into a fridge.
In a double boiler gently melt coconut butter and set aside.
Rinse the soaked cashews under running water and place into blender. Add cinnamon, cardamom, salt, maple syrup, almond milk, lemon juice and vanilla and blend until smooth. If necessary add little more almond milk. Slowly add melted coconut butter and blend until incorporated. It should be fairly thick creamy consistency.
Pour or spoon evenly onto the crust layer of each tart and smooth out the top.
Place into a freezer to set. You can also set them in fridge overnight.
Once set carefully remove from the tins and leave to thaw before decorating.
Top with sliced fresh figs, chopped walnuts, rosemary sprigs and edible flowers.
Store in a fridge or freezer.
