Baking sponges to keep in the freezer for the children when they come home. It was a successful baking day. I am happy to have cakes ready whenever I need them, they are there for me, to dress and to decorate. It is good to have beautiful cakes to serve and to enjoy.
| The Sponge is Ready to Decorate Or Keep it in Airtight Container for Deep Freezing |
Sponges are natural enough to do, I have to make sure to measure all ingredients correctly, beat the eggs long enough to have a very thick consistency. And last but not least that the oven temperature and the time are spots on, they have to be correct; perfect temperature and perfect timing.
| Organised the tins, buttered and lined with baking paper |
Recipe for my Sponge
Susy's Sponge
Ingredients
3/4 cup sugar
4 eggs (60g)1 teaspoon vanilla essence
Dry ingredients
1/2 cup corn flour1/4 cup custard powder
1/4 cup self-rising flour
1 teaspoon cream of tartar
1/4 teaspoon bicarbonate of sodaMethod
- Heat the oven up to 160 degrees C for fan forced oven or 180 degrees C for ordinary oven
- Lined and buttered 2 tins, size 20 cm
- Sift the dry ingredients a few times at least three times.
- Beat the eggs and sugar, until light, white, creamy and thick (about 10 minutes)
- Stir in the dry ingredients in the egg mixture, cut and fold gently to make the smooth cake mixture
- Pour the cake mixture onto two prepared tins.
- Bake in the preheated oven for 18-20 minutes
- When the cake is springy to touch, the cake is cooked
- Take it out from the oven, rest it for 5 minutes in the tins.
- Turn it out from the tins, and cool on a cooling tray away from the draft.
- When cold, join them with jam and whipped cream
The Preparations
My family enjoy sponge cakes, it is convenient for me if I have one kept in the freezer. I believe sponges are acceptable to serve on any occasion, it is everyone's favourites.
Well, happy baking! The recipe is there for you.
Until next post
Susy
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