Whisk the egg whites with the sugar, and the egg yolks with the honey, vanilla, and salt. Combine the two mixtures and
add the sifted-together cornstarch and flour.
Pour 135 g of batter into Ø16 cm rings. Bake in a
180°C convection oven for 12 minutes.
Bring the water to a boil. Coarsely crush the coffee
beans, cover them with the water, and let infuse for 40 minutes. Prepare a light
caramel with the sugar, then deglaze the pan with the unstrained coffee
infusion. Add the coffee extract and gelatine mass. Let infuse overnight in the fridge. Strain
before using.
Heat the water and sugar (1) to
118°C. Pour the syrup over the egg yolks while whipping in a stand mixer. Whip until cool, then
incorporate the melted gelatine mass.
Separately, lightly whip the
cream, mascarpone, and sugar (2). Dissolve the instant coffee in the espresso and fold into the cream
mixture. Combine with the bombe (yolk) mixture.
Cut the two sponge discs in half to obtain four discs of equal thickness. Imbibe each
16 cm disc with 50 g of coffee syrup. Spread milk
chocolate onto an acetate strip and place it around the inner
edge of an Ø18 cm ring. Pour 120 g of mascarpone mousse into the bottom of the ring
lined with plastic wrap and the chocolate-covered acetate strip. Place
one imbibed sponge disc on top. Pour in another 160 g of mousse and top with a second sponge disc. Freeze completely. Turn
the frozen tiramisù upside down so that the mousse is on top. Use a plain 16 mm nozzle to pipe out the remaining mousse to create a puffy,
cloudlike aspect on the
surface.