Victoria Sponge with Tala Cake Tin Liners

Victoria SpongeAs part of National Baking Week, the amateur Cater For You chef (with help from the Junior Amateur chef) thought we’d have a go at the classic Victoria sponge.  As we like to make things nice and simple, we also grabbed a pack of the Tala Cake Tin liners.  These are siliconised and oven safe up to 230°C and as you can see from the video below, they are very simple to use with a cake tin and once the cake has finished cooking, peel off onto cooling racks.

The basic ingredients were:

  • 220g butter
  • 220g caster sugar
  • 220g self raising flour
  • 2 level teaspoons of baking powder
  • filling – preferred jam of choice
  • filling – whipping cream
  • icing sugar for sprinkling

Pre-heat the over to 180°C / 160°C fan and then prepare the ingredients:

  1. Mix together the butter, sugar, eggs, baking powder and flour until completely blended
  2. Divide the mixture into each of the lined cake tins
  3. Put into the pre-heated oven for 25 minutes when the cakes will have risen and be brown on top
  4. Leave to cool in the cake tins for a few minutes
  5. Turn the cakes out with ease from the liners and place on a cooling rack
  6. Once completely cold, apply the jam and whipped cream and ‘sandwich’ the cakes together
  7. Sprinkle the icing sugar over the top
  8. Serve / Eat!

#nationalbakingweek October 16th-20th 2017

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