Nigella's dense choc cake - daft mistake

Started by Tin Shed, August 04, 2009, 16:21:00

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Tin Shed

I have just made Nigella's dense choc cake and have made it with self raising flour instead of plain. ::)
It also has bicarb of soda in.
I have put it in the oven and hope it will be OK.
It is meant to be for my mother's birthday tomorrow - do you think it will be edible or should I start again?

Tin Shed


asbean

I hope your oven ceiling is high enough  :o :o :o :o
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Quote from: asbean on August 04, 2009, 16:35:43
I hope your oven ceiling is high enough  :o :o :o :o

;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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Tin Shed

It hasn't reached the top of the oven yet ;D
Will it taste the same though or will the bicarb and the raising agents in the self raising make it taste odd.
I can't really take my mother a revolting cake round on her birthday ;D

Ishard

#4
You wont notice any difference Tim as chocolate is a strong flavour but it may be lighter than usual.  ;D

I often use both, especially with blueberry american pancakes.




lushy86

It'll be lovely just more light than dense - good luck

Lushy x
Make mine a large one!

Tin Shed

Thanks for all your replies.... and reassurance.
It looks and smells good...so tomorrow I will cut the top off, taste it and if it is all well I will top with my morello cherry preserve and cream ;D
If it tastes awful then it will be a victoria sponge instead ;D

lushy86

Sounds lovely tin, save us a bit and I'll pop round for a cuppa!  ;D ;D

Lushy x
Make mine a large one!

Tin Shed


lushy86

Ooh good I love a nice tea party  ;D  ;D
Make mine a large one!

Tin Shed

The cake was delicious despite the mistake - we waited for you, lushy.....but in the end we ate it all up!!!

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