Bottom
Preheat the oven at 175 degree Celsius.
Grate the almond paste, but do not make the slices to thin.
Separate the egg whites from the yellows, and whip the egg whites lightly. Then mix the almond paste and the egg whites together with a fork.
Put the baking paper on the bottom of a baking form with removable edges, and with a size of approx 24 cm in diameter. Spread the almond paste evenly in the baking form.
Put the bottom in the lower part of the oven for approx 20 minutes.
Take out the bottom and let it cool down in room temperature. Take away the bottom from the form, and wash the form though you will use it again later on.
Filling
Put the gelatin sheets in cold water for approx 10 minutes. Squeeze the sheets and put them in a casserole and melt them slowly on low heat. Take away the casserole from the stow and let the gelatin cool down in room temperature.
Grate the peel from the lime in thin slices, and mix it with the icing sugar.
Wash the strawberries and put them in a blender, add the lime peel and icing sugar and blend it together. Pour the gelatin in the mixture while stirring.
Whip the whip cream to a hard foam, and add it to the strawberry mixture while stirring lightly by hand. Pour the quark in the mixture and slowly mix everything together very slowly to a solid mousse.
Put plastic foil in the same baking form you used before, make sure the foil goes over the edges. Put the bottom back in the baking form.
Pour the mousse on top of the bottom, and place the cake in the fridge for minimum 4 hours.
Take out the cake when it is time to serve it. Take away the edges from the form, and lift the cake to a serving plate or a cake stand. Remember o take away the plastic foil from the cake. If the mousse is not shard enough you can serve the cake on baking form by removing the edges and fold the plastic foil under the form and still place the cake on a nicer serving plate.
It is nice to enhance the flavor of the cake by decorate it with some fresh strawberries.