A classic Victoria sponge cake with the easiest recipe, perfect for everyday baking and tea parties. You can make it ,cool nicely then cover with clingfilm and keep it airtight in a dry place on room temperature for almost 5-6 days. Fill it with your choice of filling at the day of serving.
Ingredients
For Sponge
Unsalted Butter 300 g
Caster Sugar 300 g
Whole eggs 6
Plain flour 300 g
Baking powder 20 g
Vanilla extract 1 tsp
For layering
Raspberry jam as required
Whipped cream 1/2 cup
Icing sugar as required
Directions,
Sift flour and baking powder 8 times.
In a mixing bowl cream butter and sugar together until white and fluffy.
Add vanilla and the eggs 1 by 1 mixing each time until incorporated.
Now add flour in 2-3 batches and beat well. Do not over mix
Divide the mixture into 2 tins of 8 inch size.
Bake in a preheated oven at 170 for 25-30 minutes.
Cool and layer with jam and whipped cream.
Sprinkle with icing sugar.
Picture Directions,
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1. Preheat your oven at 170 C. Grease and flour 2 round tins of 8 inch size.
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2. Sift the flour and baking powder 8 times.
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3. Add butter and sugar in a mixing bowl. Start beating it.
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4. Beat until light and fluffy.
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5. Now add vanilla and 6 eggs. 1 egg at a time and beat well.
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6. Add in flour in 2-3 batches and beat well. Do not over mix.
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7. Cake batter is ready.
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8. Divide it equally between 2 prepared tins. Tap the tins 2-3 times.
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9. Bake for 25-30 minutes. Let them cool in the tins for 10-15 minutes.
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10. Take them out on a wire rack. Or place a cloth on a wire rack, keep your sponges on it. This will make sure that your sponges will not get those wire marks. Let them completely cool.
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11. Cut the tops to make them even in size.
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12. Layer jam on 1 layer of sponge then spread whipped cream on it. Not in picture. I forgot to picture that step :).
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As a long-time food blogger and chef, I’ve had the pleasure of studying and working as a pastry chef. During this time, I’ve gained invaluable experience in the kitchen and crafted unique desserts that have delighted family and friends alike.
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