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<blockquote data-quote="gbswales" data-source="post: 108826" data-attributes="member: 21675"><p>The cake didnt rise as much as the original high carb one did and my partner thought it was a little too moist/oily. Actually thats the way I like my cake but he prefers sponge to be lighter and a little dryer</p><p></p><p>The original recipe has 185g of self-raising flour which I reduced to about 60g plus 2tsp Baking powder. I am not sure whether to increase the flour to ground almonds ratio (but that would up the carbs quite a bit) or whether to double the baking powder and maybe add a little less milk </p><p></p><p>if any of those people out there who actually know how to cook have any ideas I would be interested in them</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gbswales, post: 108826, member: 21675"] The cake didnt rise as much as the original high carb one did and my partner thought it was a little too moist/oily. Actually thats the way I like my cake but he prefers sponge to be lighter and a little dryer The original recipe has 185g of self-raising flour which I reduced to about 60g plus 2tsp Baking powder. I am not sure whether to increase the flour to ground almonds ratio (but that would up the carbs quite a bit) or whether to double the baking powder and maybe add a little less milk if any of those people out there who actually know how to cook have any ideas I would be interested in them Thanks [/QUOTE]
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