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Making a birthday choc fudge cake for 30... Advice needed

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twelveyeargap · 22/05/2010 15:23

Hello,

Hoping to get some help sizing up Nigella's chocolate fudge cake. I'm making it as a birthday cake for a friend, being served after a meal in a restaurant (who are happy for me to provide it).

I can double the recipe (which normally bakes in 2 x 20cm/ 8in tins) and make two 23cm/ 9in square cakes. I think this gives me 30 slices 3.5 x 4cm. That would make them tall and narrow slices, iykwim.

Am I better off just doing a large single layer of sponge in a roasting tin, so everyone gets a slab with one layer of icing?

Any thoughts?

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debka · 22/05/2010 20:43

I would do the roasting tin idea, easier to slice.

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