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Sponge cakes large and small

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The Floral Baker: Cakes, Pastries and Breads

By Frances Bissell

Published 2014

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Starting with the classic Victoria sponge and some variations, this chapter will also cover the fat-less sponge, so useful when making Swiss roll-type cakes, and then smaller versions of the sponge, such as cup cakes, sponge fingers and whoopee pies.

“Gently, without squashing the tiny curls, spoon a little fairy butter into the hollow, perch the wings on top and dust with a veil of icing sugar.”

Orange fairy cakes with fairy butter

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