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Eggy sponge?

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LaraCroftInDisguise · 24/07/2016 23:52

Today I made a basic sponge with my son. (It's been a while since I've done a sponge). It turned out tasting quite eggy and I don't understand why.
it was a Mary Berry recipe 225g each of caster sugar and sr flour and four eggs.

My DP reckons it's only supposed to be the whites... I don't agree, I mean the recipes definitely says 4 eggs... Not egg whites.

Any ideas?

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PickAChew · 24/07/2016 23:53

That's simply a basic victoria sponge.

Were your eggs fresh?

LaraCroftInDisguise · 24/07/2016 23:59

Yes, I took it from her Victoria sponge recipe and filled it with Biscoff spread (delicious).

My eggs weren't bought today fresh but well within their use by date.

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OverAndAbove · 25/07/2016 00:07

Did you use large eggs when the recipe needed medium? What was the texture like? I assume it had fat in as well (it definitely needs whole eggs)

PickAChew · 25/07/2016 00:08

225g would be large eggs.

OverAndAbove · 25/07/2016 00:10

Easiest would be to weigh them and adjust other ingredients accordingly.

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