A taste of... Bake Me I'm Yours... Sweet Bitesize Bakes. Sarah Trivuncic
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Название: A taste of... Bake Me I'm Yours... Sweet Bitesize Bakes
Автор: Sarah Trivuncic
Издательство: Ingram
Жанр: Кулинария
Серия: A Taste of . . .
isbn: 9781446358726
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• Piping gun with syringe nozzle – for filling choux buns and fingers
• Cocktail sticks (toothpicks) – to add food colouring to icing and sugarpaste
• Zip-lock plastic bags and cling film (plastic wrap) – to wrap and store sugarpaste and stop it drying out
• Sealable plastic tubs – for storing royal icing
• Sticky labels – for identifying icing at a glance
• Gel or paste food colourings
• Lustre liquid, powder and sprays
• Edible glitter
• Cling film (plastic wrap)
• Miscellaneous sugar baubles and sprinkles
• Candy dipping tool
• Crystallized rose and violet petals
• Sugar thermometer – used for fondant icing
• Chopstick – great for making tiny circles such as babies’ eyes and nostrils
• Fine brush – for applying lustre powders or liquids
• Latex gloves – to prevent food colouring staining your hands
• Plastic modelling tools – for shaping and modelling sugarpaste
bag it up…
You can buy re-usable piping (pastry) bags although many projects require several tiny bags so disposable paper ones are more practical.
Recipes
Vanilla sponge cake
This classic vanilla sponge recipe forms the basis of many projects in this book; this recipe will yield 32 mini cupcakes, 18 standard cupcakes or 12 muffin-sized cupcakes. For a 20cm (8in) square cake for cutting into fondant fancies, increase the recipe quantities by 50 percent, using the table supplied. The sponge can be flavoured as desired (see Vanilla Sponge Cake, Flavour Variations).
| ingredients… | for cupcakes | for a 20cm (8in) square cake |
| unsalted (sweet) butter, softened | 125g (41⁄2oz) | 180g (61⁄2oz) |
| caster (superfine) sugar | 125g (41⁄2oz) | 180g (61⁄2oz) |
| large (US extra large) eggs, lightly beaten | 2 | 3 |
| vanilla extract | 5ml (1 tsp) | 7.5ml (11⁄2 tsp) |
| self-raising (-rising) flour, sifted | 125g (41⁄2oz) | 180g (61⁄2oz) |
| milk | 20ml (11⁄2 tbsp) | 30ml (2 tbsp) |
1 Preheat the oven to180ºC/350ºF/Gas 4. Take three 12-hole tins (pans) and line with 32 mini paper cupcake cases.
2 Using an electric mixer with a large bowl, cream the butter and sugar until pale and fluffy. Then beat in the eggs and vanilla extract.
3 Fold in the flour one-third at a time until just combined. Fold in the milk but do not over mix.
4 Evenly spoon the batter into the cases, filling them two-thirds full.
5 Bake in the oven for 12 minutes or until a cocktail stick (toothpick) inserted comes out clean.
6 Leave in the tins (pans) for a few minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely.
play it cool…
Mini cupcakes are fragile when warm – allow them to cool completely before peeling away their cases.
fade to grey…
Some paper cases fade when baked so slip an extra one on after baking.
Baking times
If using this recipe to make larger cupcakes or a single cake, adjust the baking times to:
• 18 standard cupcakes – 16–18 minutes
• 12 muffin-sized cupcakes – 18–20 minutes
• 20cm (8in) square cake – 18–20 minutes
Flavour variations
To change the flavour of your sponge, try the following alternatives:
• Chocolate: replace 25g (7⁄8oz) flour with 25g (7⁄8oz) cocoa powder (unsweetened cocoa) and replace the vanilla extract with chocolate extract.
• Irish cream: as for chocolate but replace the milk with Irish cream liqueur.
• Lemon: replace the vanilla extract with lemon extract and add the finely grated zest of one lemon to the flour.
French macarons
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