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My first attempt at a sponge, the recipe :
4 eggs, 4 oz sugar, pinch salt and 4 oz plain flour. The cook book suggests sponges are non-fat recipes (with the exception of Genoese). It also suddests no raising agent and uses whisked-in air to promote the rise. I used a Braun-type hand electric whisk on the eggs for about 30 seconds and then folded in the remaining ingredients. Greased and floured 2 x 8" sandwich tins and baked at 200C/400F for 20 mins. Total rise, less than half inch and very hard texture - they ended up in a trifle ! Any help please.TIA. Pete |
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