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Published 2008
Inspired by the deft and exacting craft of the chefs at El Bulli and other Spanish dessert chefs, I developed this idea for the East@West dessert menu, and it achieved something of an iconic status during its time there. The cellophane wafer is so clear that the cream and raspberries appear to be suspended over the plate.
To make the wafers, put the fondant and glucose in a saucepan and heat to 150°C, using a sugar thermometer to gauge the temperature. Pour onto a silpat (silicone mat) and allow to cool. Break the hard mix into small pieces, then blitz to a fine powder in a food processor.