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QUICK - HELP - Nigella Xmas cake tin size?????

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motherpeculiar · 08/11/2005 08:53

am all set to do the Nigella black cake today (thanks for recipe on other thread Crunchie ) but just realised I don't know whether it should be a round or square 23cm tin.

Can anyone with the recipe book take a quick gander and tell me....

(would prefer square as it'd be easier to cut, but have a round tin - don't know whether it makes a difference but assume it does as the volume is surely different depending on shape)

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motherpeculiar · 08/11/2005 09:46

anyone? i need to get the tin this morning if I need the square one....

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gossifer · 08/11/2005 09:53

motherpeculiar

i don't know which recipe you have but all the xmas cakes in feast are in round 23cm spring tins

hope that helps

gossifer · 08/11/2005 09:55

motherpeculiar

i don't know which recipe you have but all the xmas cakes in feast are in round 23cm spring tins

hope that helps

bettys · 08/11/2005 10:14

It just says 23cm cake tin in Domestic Goddess.

motherpeculiar · 08/11/2005 10:15

thanks guys - think I will dust off my rusty old maths skills and establish whether there is a huge difference in volume. If not I'm gonna go for the square as I think it'll be easier to cut.

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crunchie · 08/11/2005 10:43

I happen to have a 23cam round tin, so I use that, I would have thought the square tin is a bit bigger, also cutting it isn't easier tbh, as then someone gets all the icing at the corners.

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