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~Simple Sponge recipes - in a square tin??

4 replies

mogwai · 02/07/2008 13:43

Baking my daughter a birthday cake this weekend in an 8" square tin.

Am confused by recipes - Delia's 8" all in one sponge recipe is for a round tin. How do I amend the quantities?

And what if I want a big fat sponge that I can cut in half and sandwich back together? Two egg recipes just don't cut the mustard!!

OP posts:
suzywong · 02/07/2008 13:50

top tip for birthday cakes
USE A PACKET MIX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you need uniformity of surface, even rising etc and packet mix is the way to go.

mogwai · 02/07/2008 15:34

really?

I have a new tin, cake board, sugarpaste icing etc and have already made a marzipan mouse to go on top.

Using a packet mix seems wrong in the circumstances....

OP posts:
yorkiegal · 02/07/2008 22:46

hi
have you tried a 3 egg mix 6oz of each of everything else and i usually add a couple of tbsp milk at the end.

suzywong · 03/07/2008 09:08

wrong?
why wrong?' you want an evenly risen cake with a close yet light texture no? The cake is a platform for your decorations on these occasions. It's OK, there are no birthday cake police operating in your area this week

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