Thursday, April 17

Anyone for Cake?

This afternoon I baked a Victoria sandwich.

Anyone fancy a slice?

In Waitrose they sell ‘homemade’ ones for almost £4.00
I don’t have the strength to price up my version but it is certainly cheaper.

I used Stork and the all in one method so it was relatively quick to make.
Butter for the butter icing of course.

19 comments:

  1. Yummy! I haven't had a slice of a Victoria sandwich for such a long time.
    Hmmm....maybe I'll bake this afternoon instead of sewing. Wish you lived closer then I could have a piece of yours!

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  2. Oooh - me me me me me!!! I want a slice! (please) A BIG slice!! (please). It looks divine ....

    :)

    ps. I so do eat chox for breakfast, usually only on high (hi?) days and holidays.

    pps. Fab sock monkey link, thanks .... sorry I didn't reply I've been massively lazy in the email replying stakes. Too many chox and cakes ... my fingers have pudged right up and I can hardly hit the right keys nyamroe .... ;)

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  3. Anonymous10:44 PM

    I'll have a piece please! Not too big - I'm happy to share it. What kind of jam is in it?

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  4. Pop the kettle on, I'll be over in a few minutes. Yuuuuum!

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  5. i would love to share a slice of your cake. it looks perfect and i bet it taste damn good too. What time is afternoon tea then?
    ginny

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  6. Yes please! And what a beautiful plate.

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  7. oh if only you were round the corner!

    that's a yes please from me too : )

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  8. That's a great looking sponge Lynn, I use Stork too, but I use the creaming method! x

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  9. Ooh yum! I'll have a slice too please. Must try and bake one myself.

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  10. Save a piece for me, maybe I'll make one for myself this weekend :)
    You can't beat a home-made cake, I wonder who's home Waitrose's cakes are baked in ?!

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  11. I'm on my way round!

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  12. A slice for me please! XXX

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  13. Anonymous9:17 PM

    we were out today for coffee and the darling man had a piece of victorian sandwich and it looked so georgous. I tasted some of the crumbs. It was georgous too. If you are in east sussex, go to the hen on the gate organic farm shop just outside 5 ashes and have a piece yourself.

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  14. a victoria sandwich?! I don't even know what it is and I'm excited about it.

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  15. Oh my goodness that looks SO DELICIOUS! =)

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  16. Anonymous10:15 AM

    Oh go on then, you've twisted my arm! Never could resist you baking.

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  17. And I can be confident that your one tastes nicer. I've had the Waitrose version and it is VERY sickly - not at all what a Victoria Sponge ought to taste like.
    Thanks for your kind comments to Ginny and I over the last few weeks. It has been tough leaving the studio but the new phase starts from Wednesday.....
    Love Al x

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  18. Now why do my cakes never look that good..
    I made a similar cake last weekend and it has been relegated to the bin.. so much for my baking!

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