In a saucepan, whisk together the honey, custard powder, eggs and egg yolks.
Cook till 83°C and remove off the induction. Add in the gelatin mass and mix it well.
When the temperature of the mixture reaches below 40°C, blend in softened butter.
Pour over the pineapple compote and freeze again.
On a double boiler, whisk together the eggs and sugar till it reaches 35°C and then, shift the mixture to a planetary mixer and whisk till fluffy.
Fold in the dry ingredients including almond powder, icing sugar, flour, and cocoa powder.
Lastly, temper in the melted butter, spread to about 10 mm on a Fleximat® and bake at 180°C for 12 minutes.
Finally, let it cool.
In a baking tray, roast the desiccated coconut till light brown in colour.
Infuse the roasted desiccated coconut in the whipping cream overnight.
The next day, strain out the desiccated coconut and add in the coconut puree, sugar and mascarpone cheese, and whip till fluffy or soft peaks.
Then, temper in melted gelatin mass.
In a mixing bowl, add the streusel, melted Caraibe 66 % chocolate, butter, salt, honey and crushed honeycomb.
Sheet the mixture to 2,5 mm and freeze.
Finally, after 30 minutes, cut into the desired size.
In a mixing bowl, whisk together all the ingredients, and spread thin onto the honeycomb mould.
Then, bake at 160°C for 8 to 10 minutes, and shape on a rolling pin immediately out of the oven.
Finally, let it cool.
Pipe the coconut mousse into the mould and, using a spoon, spread along the walls of the mould. Place the insert in the center of the mould and pipe another line of the coconut mousse. Place the sponge in the center and pipe another layer of mousse.
Lastly, place in the honeycomb crunch and level the mound. Freeze for minimum 4 hours in a blast freezer.
Unmould and spray with yellow cocoa butter, and double spray with a honeycomb stencil.
Pipe a flower on top of the mould, and place the second insert in the center.
Place the honey tuile on the left of the flower.
Keep in the refrigerator for minimum 3 hours before serving.