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Sponge Cakes

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Cakes

By Geraldene Holt

Published 2011

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Whether cake making is to be a handicraft for profit or pleasure, the aim should be perfection, and a divine discontent cherished until that end is reached.

Helen Jerome, Concerning Cake Making, 1932

Nothing captures the magic of baking quite so vividly as a sponge cake. The simple ingredients – eggs and sugar whisked until as light as snow then dusted with flour, perhaps enriched with a trickle of melted butter – are transformed in the heat of the oven into a fine textured cake with a pale amber crust and springy crumb.

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