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recipe for a guarenteed to rise sponge cake?

9 replies

misdee · 28/11/2006 12:05

?

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lorina · 28/11/2006 12:07

use any sponge recipe and just add a teaspoon of baking powder

misdee · 28/11/2006 12:07

i dont have a sponge recipe here, have you got one?

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Sophiev73 · 28/11/2006 12:08

Eggs butter sugar stage LOTS of whisking, flour stage SLOW folding. That'll do it!

Sophiev73 · 28/11/2006 12:09

6oz butter, sugar 3 eggs, then 6 oz SR flour, halve in buttered tins, 20 mins 160 hurrah!!

Sophiev73 · 28/11/2006 12:10

or 4 and 2 eggs, 8 and 4 eggs etc etc...

porpoise · 28/11/2006 12:11

2 or 3 or 4 eggs, their weight in butter, sugar and SR flour.
Cream butter and sugar till light and fluffy
Add eggs
Add flour
Put in cake tin or tins.
Bake.
FAB!

MrsBadger · 28/11/2006 12:13

how big d'you want it?

Basic recipe for 6 fairy cakes or a single layer of sponge is
50g butter
50g sugar
1 egg
50g self-raising flour (with extra tsp of baking powder if you like - I never use it)

Cream butter and sugar (don't just mix, beat till pale and fluffy and your arm hurts. Or use electric beater)
Beat the egg in a mug and add a little at a time to the butter mix, beating again.
Sift flour into mix and fold in gently with metal spoon.

Pour into buttered cake tin and bake immediately - don't leave it sitting around.

misdee · 28/11/2006 12:14

thank you!

just need to get some sugar from the shop

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mumatuks · 28/11/2006 12:16

I've just looked up the recipe I use.. I gues you'll have answers by the time I've wrote this.

4oz Self Raising Flour,
4oz marg
4oz sugar
2 eggs.
1tsp vanilla essence

Whisk marg and sugar together until really fluffy, it goes from yellow to a lighter yellwy white.

Whisk the eggs, again, really whisk them as much as possible.

Add flour in to marg and sugar mixture, bit at a time, with the whisked egg also a bit at a time.

Mixture should be a nice "dropping consistency" I.e put it on the spoon and give it a flick of the wrist, it should go with a noice plop back into the bowl. I usually double the mixture, to make two cake tins full, and also knock out an ounce of flour for an ounce of cocoa powder to make a choc cake... (well, no one in the house has complained yet!)

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