Roast the ground almonds in a 150°C convection oven for approximately 15 minutes.
At 40°C, process the eggs, roasted ground almonds, icing sugar and melted butter in a food processor.
Beat the eggs until stiff with the sugar. Combine the two mixtures then add the sifted flour.
Whisk the pastry cream until smooth, add the melted gelatine mass followed by the kirsch.
Whip the cream and gently fold into the pastry cream.
Roll out the shortbread to a thickness of 5 mm and refrigerate. Cut into 22 x 22 -cm squares. Bake in Silpain® mats in a 150°C convection oven for approximately 2O minutes and let cool.
Spread 2 x 800 g of Joconde sponge batter on Silpat® mats within frames (35.5 x 55 cm). Bake in a 200°C convection oven for approximately 8 minutes and let cool.
Stir the raspberry compote then spread 500 g of it on the crust side of each Joconde sponge cake. Let set in the refrigerator. Spread 1000 g of diplomat cream on the compote covered side of one of the two sheets of sponge within a 35.5 x 55 x 3 cm frame. Top with the second sponge cake, compote side down. Place in the freezer. Cut into 5 6-cm strips and 5 4.5-cm strips. Then cut into 2.5 to 3 cm pieces depending on the thickness of the strips.
Assemble 36 cubes of the entremets by sticking them together with a little raspberry compote to form a square measuring 6 cubes on one side and 6 cubes on the other. Place in the freezer then spray with the glaze. Centre on top of a square of Breton shortbread. Decorate with fresh raspberries alternating right-side up and upside down. Fill the visible hollows in the raspberries with red berry glaze. Whip Sublime with the sugar. Using a fine star tip, pipe out 3 drops on each cake.