MasterClass KCMCHB62 15 cm Deep Cake Tin with PFOA Non Stick and Loose Bottom, 1 mm Carbon Steel, 6 Inch Small Square Pan, Grey

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Cover your mixing bowl with the lid, poke the beaters through the hole and keep the ingredients safely in the bowl and your worktops clean. The more you have, the better the cake will taste, making this easy chocolate cake into a really tasty chocolate cake. You could get away with less, or you could spread a layer over the top as well and run a fork through to get a pattern. Our range of tins includes square loose based cake tins, heavy duty tinplated square cake tins and larger square bakeware made from seamless anodised aluminum with straight sides. Create your perfect cake with a wide selection of baking tins and cake tins available online at The Cake Decorating Company.

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At The Cake Decorating Company, we are proud to offer both standard shape cake tins and baking trays in all sizes and dimensions for your personal requirements, including PME’s sizable range of high-quality non-stick squares, rectangles and rounds. If you have any queries about Mary Berry’s calculator, please contact the BBC following the link at the bottom of the page.This chocolate sponge cake recipe is a variation on a Victoria Sandwich cake, using the all-in-one method, so it's a nice easy cake to make. It’s great for birthday cakes , Halloween cakes, or any special occasion for which you have the perfect idea, but need to adapt it to your own equipment.

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Most baking tins out there have a rolled edge that makes them particularly difficult to dry, and even harder to coat. Suitable for an array of uses such as muffins, doughnuts, cookies and of course cakes, we have baking tins, trays and pans for almost any occasion. Not just for large celebration cakes, you can also find baking tins in our collection perfect for cupcakes, loaves and brownies, plus many more. Use a lower temperature on your oven - 180°C/ 160°C fan/ gas mark 4/ 350°F - and cook for 40-50 minutes. It's a simple chocolate cake with buttercream filling, vanilla in this case, but you could easily make it chocolate or coffee instead.As well as more distinctive hearts, stars and other novelty shaped cake tins too, so no matter the occasion, you can bake the perfect cake. A runnier consistency is great for slightly soaking into the cake and dripping down the sides, but you can also make a just-spoonable consistency to sit neatly on top of a cake. And when it’s time to take that cake out of the oven and get decorating, the large handles and silicone sure-grip inserts make it easy to remove the tin without a hitch. Gone are the days when you had to draw round the base of the cake tin and cut out your own parchment circles.

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Let’s be honest, making cakes is an art form, and unless you’re a natural baker, it takes a few goes to nail that recipe exactly the way the photo in the cookbook shows. Using her calculator below, simply enter your tin shape and size or the number of people you want to serve and you’ll get a bespoke recipe for her classic Christmas cake – with your choice of icing. No matter how big or small you need for your creation, we have cake tins in a plethora of sizes and shapes. For more baking essentials, explore our wider collection of baking and kitchenware supplies available, where you can find baking cases and parchment paper also online now. Cook at 180°C/ 160°C fan/ gas 4/ 350°F for 30-35 minutes (if making 2 cakes) or until a tester/cocktail stick comes out clean.The key is to mix the ingredients well enough so that they are completely combined, but not to over-mix them by leaving the processor or mixer on for too long. Just type in the number of people you want to serve or the tin size you plan to use, and it will generate a recipe – square, round, traybake, cupcakes or fairy cakes.

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Like most of my baking, this is an all-in-one recipe for chocolate cake, making it almost foolproof.Magimix Food Processor– Of course, any processor will do, but I can recommend the Magimix, having had the same one for 25 years.