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Three-Minute Sponge

A very quickly made, one-bowl sponge cake. Serve as a sponge sandwich, or use as a trifle sponge or for lamingtons.

40 mins
Prep Time
(6)
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Three-Minute Sponge

Ingredients

1½cups Edmonds Standard Grade Flour

1 cup Chelsea white sugar

3 eggs

50g butter, melted

2 Tbsp Meadow Fresh milk

2 tsp Edmonds Baking Powder

Method

  1. Preheat the oven to 190ºC. Lightly butter two 20cm sandwich tins and line the bases with circles of baking paper.
  2. Put the flour and sugar into a large mixing bowl and combine well.
  3. Break in the eggs, followed by the melted butter and milk.
  4. Beat hard for 3 minutes until the mixture is pale and smooth. Lastly fold in the baking powder.
  5. Pour into the prepared tins and bake at for 15 to 20 minutes or until the cakes spring back when lightly touched.
  6. Leave in the tins for 10 minutes before turning out onto a wire rack to cool.
  7. When cool fill with jam and whipped cream and dust the top with icing sugar.

Products used in this recipe

Edmonds Baking Powder NZ Edmonds Cooking

Baking Powder
Edmonds Standard Flour 1.5kg FOP

Standard Grade Flour

Add your review

Lou

Love this recioe fro. Way back

Shirley

In all the edmonds books this recipe says 1 cup of flour. However on here it says 1 1/2. The sponge was tough but when made with just 1 cup flour as in book comes out lovely. I feel the 1 1/2 flour is perhaps a mis print.

Azalea-Rose

Its Delicious I love it. This recipe is so easy.

Deb

I've been making this sponge for years for trifle. but I either add abit of orange rind and juice or lemon rind and juice and it comes out great so easy and quick ..

Beatrice

Did not tell you the temperature the oven was on

EDMONDS: Thanks for your question. You can find the temperature at the top of the recipe. Please preheat the oven to 190ºC.

Pam

Bake at what temperature? Not in recipe

EDMONDS: Bake at 190 Degrees Celsius