Hi Angie,
I seem unable to produce a decent Victoria Sponge. I weight my ingredients, including the eggs. All the ingredients are at room temperature. but the do not seem to rise as much as they should. I use soft unsalted butter in the 'All In One' recipe by Mary Berry; using Self-Raising Flour...
At my husband's request, I've recently created this delectable half-and-half wholemeal Victoria sponge cake. Not only does it infuse your diet with fabulous fibre, but it's also light and fluffy too!
Dubbed the "half and half" cake due to the blend of Half Wholemeal Self-Raising Flour and Half...
Hiya, me again lol, instead of 150g of each for the Victoria sponge recipe can i up it to 200g of each and 3 1/2 eggs as my cakes don't seen to be rising much and thought by inceasing the ingredients they may rise more? 6x3 inch tins.
Jane xx
Hiya, Me again, been asked to make a 60th birthday cake, was wondering can I add buttermilk to a Victoria sponge cake recipe? Want it to be moist, I'm doing the 6x3 inch recipe, if you could let me know how much I would need to add?
Thank you xx
hi friends....desperate for some help if poss
im trying to scale up a recipe for a simple victoria sponge.
the original recipe is Classic Victoria sandwich recipe | BBC Good Food
I want to put scale it up into a 12in by 10in tin.
Am I multiplying 20cm or 40cm - as the recipe says 2 x 20cm...
Hi, i have a 7 inch round baking tin which is 4 inch deep, i have used your Victoria sponge recipe which turned out amazing but that was in my 3 inch deep tin, how much extra of each ingredients do i need to use with my 4inch deep tin? Thank you
Here is a recipe and guide teaching you how to make your very own 7 x 3 inch Victoria Sponge Cake.
Equipment
7 x 3 Inch Cake Tin
Baking Paper (For lining your Tin)
Scales
Hand whisk/Stand Mixer
Mixing Bowl
Small Bowl
Spatula
Cake Greaser Spray
Tinfoil (Optional)
Wire Rack
Ingredients
200...
Here is your recipe and guide on how to make a classic Victoria Sandwich Cake:
Also, see the full Victoria Sandwich Tutorial with pictures and a step by step guide.
Preheat your oven to one of the following temps:
180-190°C - Conventional Oven
170°C - Fan assisted
Gas Mark 3
338F...
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