Dropping the cake on to your chopping board immediately after coming out of the oven will trap most of the air in the sponge, stopping it from completely deflating.
I have cut my sponge cake in half and put one on top of the other with Jam in between. I then smothered the top in cream and dusted with icing sugar. Or you could make 2 batches to make a full layered cake.
Sponge Cake
Equipment
·
Large
mixing bowls
·
Egg
beater
·
Measuring
cup/spoons
·
Cake tin
(round or square)
·
Sieve
·
Baking
paper or flour dusting
·
Cooling
rack
·
Wooden
spoon or spatula
Ingredients
·
Eggs, 3
·
Sugar,
3/4 cup
·
Flour, 1
cup
·
Baking
powder, 1 tsp
·
Salt,
pinch
·
Butter,
50g, melted
·
Cream,
1/4 cup, whipped
·
Jam, 1
Tbspn
Method
Oven on to 1500C.
1.
Beat the
eggs and salt together.
2.
Add
sugar and beat until thick.
3.
Sift
flour and baking powder together.
4.
Carefully
add to egg mixture.
5.
Fold in
the butter.
6.
Pour
into a greased and lined deep cake tin.
7.
Bake for
30 minutes or until cake springs back.
8.
Drop the
cake on the bench to knock out some of the air and trap the rest.
9.
Leave
for 10 minutes to cool down in tin before turning out onto a cooling rack. Carefully
cut in half.
10. Whip the cream.
11. Carefully spread the jam on the top of the
sponge.
12. Serve
with the cream.
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