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Super sponge cake with lemon and vanilla

Super sponge cake with lemon and vanilla2

I keep experimenting with different recipes and techniques to make cake 10 and, the truth is that delicious things are coming out !! Today I present this delight: super fluffy lemon vanilla sponge cake. Following the technique with which we elaborate the Coca quarter from Mallorca, we have reduced the amount of eggs, we have added margarine, a little plain wheat flour and a touch of lemon and vanilla. Spectacular!!

You will see that it will surprise you again the fluffiness of the crumb. And that is achieved simply by riding the clearings to the point of strong heavy snow, with patience and without running. But with very little work, because our Thermomix will take care of everything.

Also, we've added a little plain sugar to the top before baking, which creates a crunchy layer on topHow reminiscent of the town cakes, right? This is to your liking, you can not put anything in it, icing sugar, or normal white sugar, as we have done on this occasion.

La You can use vanilla in powder or liquid. We want to give it just a touch, so be careful not to overdo it so that later the flavor is not too intense and makes it a little heavier or more intense in flavor.

Se preserve very well If you close it in a zip bag or tupper so that no air enters it and thus the crumb remains soft. You can also keep it in the fridge or freeze it. It will be delicious!

With these amounts you will get a medium-small cake, about 6-8 servings. We have used a plum cake mold normal size.

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  1.   Stacy said

    Excuse. There is a part that I do not understand. «We return to programming 5 minutes speed 3.5 this time without time«.
    And ... When are the whites beaten? When are they added? This recipe does not come out like that. Thank you.

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hi Stacy. In point 2 you have already added the whites and you have to beat them with the butterfly until it is stiff. First programs 5 minutes, temperature 37 degrees, speed 3,5. Then you program the same thing again but without temperature (the whites are still inside the glass). Thank you.

  2.   White mary said

    Very good. If the amount is doubled, do you have to change the times?

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hi Maria, thank you for your message! Yes, you should double the times at all points. And in the baking I think that with about 35-45 minutes it would be ready (depending on the mold you use).

  3.   Maria del Socorro said

    I think there are a lot of flaws in this recipe. I don't know about 30 g of flour. I have done it to the letter as it says and I have had to throw it away.

  4.   aguilar said

    I have done it twice to the letter and it has not come out, a disaster. I have thrown it away.
    at the moment of adding the ingredients, the yolks and the rest, the whites are lowered suddenly and the liquid mixture remains
    There must be a mistake somewhere

    1.    Emma Hernandez said

      Completely agree with you. ALWAYS the whites to the point of snow are incorporated very smoothly, wrapping. If you leave them in the glass and beat it on top until the flour, it is absolutely impossible that they will not become completely liquid.
      Mrs. Arcas in the comments said that the secret was to "mount the clearings to the point of strong, strong snow" ... Why, if they are going to be destroyed immediately in the next step?
      I do not understand. I think it is very poorly explained and but I think that with those amounts and doing it not with this recipe but with common sense, something rich can come out.

  5.   Tito Pepe said

    I did it to my nephew for his birthday and when he tried it he started crying because he didn't like it at all and it wasn't fluffy at all. The same thing happened to me as to María del Socorro. The quantities and elaborations do not make sense. I do not recommend it to anyone.

  6.   lourdes medina rosemary said

    Very well explained. And also another way to make the cakes in the thermos. I do not usually do it because it does not come out well with the indications that the machine brings. But I see that he has a good shake and with the butterfly. It sure comes out super good. I write it down. Thanks

  7.   Montserrat Square said

    I think there is an error in the quantities. 30 grams of flour does not seem logical. One of my sons did it and he had an inedible cake. You should check the amounts. We really want to hear your comments and it has been a disaster. Thanks for your attention

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Montserrat, they are 30 g of flour and 50 g of cornstarch, that is, 80 g in total. The trick of this sponge cake, which is based on the Coca de Cuarto, is to mount the whites to the point of snow. That is what will make the crumb fluffy and airy. And then patience in baking. It is a very rich cake. Thanks for following us!!

  8.   Eva said

    It has not come out to me either, it does not put when you put the vanilla. In the oven it looked good it went up, but when I took it out it started to go down and it was compact, nothing spongy ...

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hi Eva, vanilla is already included. If it had raised you in the oven and when you took it out, it was lowered, it is because it was not yet fully cooked inside. It needed a little more time in the oven. Depending on the oven and the mold, it may take up to 40-45 minutes. Thanks for your comment. 🙂