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Is Mary Berry also wrong about Victoria sandwich cake?

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UntamedWisteria · 12/04/2020 17:10

DS has been trying his hand at a Victoria sponge.

I got alarmed when he started putting all the ingredients in the bowl together... instead of creaming the butter & sugar then adding the eggs then the flour, as I was taught to do 40+ years ago and have been doing since.

He said "But Mary Berry does it this way." So I checked 3 different MB books, and lo & behold he is right!

Will report back when it's out of the oven & we've tasted it ...

Can anyone else vouch for this method?

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Jellycatfox · 14/04/2020 12:13

Oh I just checked Stork but I avoid palm oil so not for me.

Violet19Falc · 14/04/2020 12:18

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ChardonnaysPetDragon · 14/04/2020 12:39

This is not the place, Violet.

Jellycatfox · 14/04/2020 14:23

@ChardonnaysPetDragon curioser and curioser about the deleted comment

ChardonnaysPetDragon · 14/04/2020 14:26

Nothing bunfightly, appropriate though it might be here! Grin

Some trying for customer research, with a clicky link.

PurpleBlueAnemone · 15/04/2020 08:03

I always use the all in one method now but usually use butter. I agree that the extra baking powder can leave a tang in the taste though.

queenbeekaye44 · 22/04/2020 01:53

There’s 3 methods, all in one method, creaming method and melting method, in baking usually cakes and biscuits, learnt all 3 at school. Mary berry cakes never fail, and always use marg!

DitheringBlidiot · 22/04/2020 18:30

It's the way I've always done it! Always works

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