Cycle cake!
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Ingredients
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Utensils
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262grams of
Self raising flour
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1 x Large bowl
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4 x Medium
sized eggs
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1 x Medium
bowl
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192grams of
sugar
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1 x measuring
scale
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262grams of
butter
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1 x Wooden
spoon
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4 x
tablespoons of milk (any)
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1 x Plastic
spatula
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1 x medium
orange zest
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1 x round
baking tray (or pizza tray)
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300grams of
Nutella
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1 x Grater
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1 x teaspoon
of bicarbonate soda
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1 x Tablespoon
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1 x Teaspoon
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2 x Bread
knives
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1 x small
spoon
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1 x small,
flat knife
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Baking/parchment
paper
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1 x ruler
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1 x pencil
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1 scissors
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1 x Small
sieve
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Serves: As many
as you like!
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Pre heat your oven to 160
degrees Celsius.
Cake batter
To make a great
sponge cake, the trick is measuring the eggs first. Whatever the measurement is
of the eggs, this will be the same for the flour, butter and sugar.
(I used less sugar
than the rest of the ingredients because I am using a sweet chocolate spread in
the middle, which will balance the sweetness).
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Measure your eggs and note down
the measurement
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Into a large bowl, add your
butter and sugar
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Mix together until the mixture
becomes a smooth, consistent texture
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Break all four eggs into the
same bowl and mix everything together until the mixture becomes smooth
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Measure the flour into a medium
sized bowl
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Place the sieve onto the larger
bowl and then pour the flour into the sieve
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Lift the sieve directly above
the bowl with one hand and begin to hit the edge of the sieve onto the palm of
your other hand, gently
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Continue to do this until all
the flour has been sieved
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Sieve the bicarbonate soda into
the large bowl
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Mix all the components together
with the wooden spoon
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Add 4 tablespoons of milk and
mix the mixture again until it forms a smooth, loose texture
o Grate the orange zest into the
mixture and mix until it has been fully combined
Making the wheel template
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Draw around the tray, which you
are going to bake your cake in onto a sheet of baking paper
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Using a tea mug, place it onto
the centre of your drawn circle and draw around it. This will be the centre of
the wheel
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Draw a line across the large circle
to half it
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Do the same the other way so
there are now 4 pieces of the circle
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On one piece, divide this into
two again
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Inside one of the divided pieces,
draw a smaller version of what you see. Cut this out and this will be the
template for your wheel cake
Because I am using a pizza dish, I am going to line my
tray with baking paper.
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Grab some butter into your hand
and then smudge it onto 4 corners of the base of your tray and then four along
the rim
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Cut out a sheet of baking paper
big enough to cover the whole tray and begin to mold it around your tray
The butter will help secure the paper from moving
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Spoon the cake mixture into the
centre of the tray
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Use a plastic spatula to help
remove all the mixture
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With the spatula, begin to push
the mixture around so that it has covered the whole surface, evenly
Baking
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Remove the cake from the oven
and remove it gently from the tray (but still covered by the baking paper).
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Place it onto a wire rack to
cool for 10 minutes.
Decorating
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Slice the cake in half with a
wide knife (I used a bread knife) and then place the top half onto another
tray/plate
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Using a spoon, spoon out the Nutella
onto the inside of one of the cake slices and with a flat knife, evenly spread
it out (leave a 2cm gape from the edge of the cake to where the Nutella is)
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Once the Nutella has been
evenly distributed, using two long knives, lift the other half of the cake and
place it back onto the Nutella covered piece
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Gently push together with your
hand to make sure they are stuck together
Making the wheel
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Grab your paper template and
place it onto the cake
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To start off, place the template
2cm from the edge of the cake, grab something small and heavy to weigh it down
and then grab your small knife and begin cutting around the shape
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Using a large, wide knife,
place it under the piece to help lift it up
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Grab the piece and gently pull
it out with your hands
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For the second piece, make sure
you leave no less than 1.5cm between them
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Continue this until you have
cut out all the pieces
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You can place all the pieces
you cut out onto another tray! They need to be eaten too!
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If you want to get more creative,
you can add all different types of fruit into the sections we cut out!
I hope you enjoy
this cake!
Dig in, guys.
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