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Sponge cake stuck in tin....
annaangeluk_2
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I've made a sponge cake to take for people at work tomorrow and the damn thing is stuck in the tin!
I greased the tin but didn't flour it as well. (was trying to multi task and forgot!) It's not a loose bottom tin and now the damn thing wont come out! What can I do?! They'll be expecting cake!
Thanks
Stacey
I greased the tin but didn't flour it as well. (was trying to multi task and forgot!) It's not a loose bottom tin and now the damn thing wont come out! What can I do?! They'll be expecting cake!
Thanks
Stacey
Joined SW 24/02/2011 :j71lb/28.5lb
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Have you tried using a knife to loosen it round the sides?£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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Allow it to cool a little. Use a knife around the sides, and if shallow enough a flexible spatula to start to ease around the edges of the bottom/top. Turn over and tap the base of the tin sharply. If it breaks a bit you could cover with icing/choccolate to disguise it?0
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