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Gluten Free Victoria Sponge

Doves Farm recipe

Our recipe

As this cake is made with gluten free flour the mixture needs to be a little sloppy but will quickly absorb the liquid.

Customer rating: CakeCakeCakeCakeCake 11 customer reviews

Servings

Unit of measurement

Ingredients

150 gButter
150 gCaster Sugar
2 drops Vanilla Extract
2 Eggs
1 tspBaking Powder
150 gGluten Free Plain White Flour
3 tbspsMilk
3 tbspsJam
1 tspIcing Sugar

Method

  1. Cream the butter, sugar and vanilla together until light and fluffy.
  2. Beat in the eggs one at a time.
  3. Beat in the baking powder, flour and milk.
  4. Divide the mixture between 2 oiled and lined 20cm/8" round baking tins.
  5. Bake in a pre heated oven for 15/20 minutes.
  6. Turn the cakes out on to a wire rack to cool.
  7. Spread jam on top of one sponge and place the other on top.
  8. Dust the top with sieved icing sugar.


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Temperature & cooking time:
190°C/Fan170°F/375°F/Gas 5

Customer reviews

11 Reviews
5 stars: 8
4 stars: 2
3 stars: 1
2 stars: 0
1 stars: 0

Average Customer Rating:

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By Ms margarita perez

07 Nov 2011 | 16:50 GMT

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After converting measurements (easy, lol)I have baked this several times, love this recipe, better than the one from a famous gluten free baker, although latter is very good. I made my own gf mix consisting of white rice flour, tapioca flour and potato starch. i substituted heavy cream (US) for the milk. the lightest and fluffiest gf cake ever. I served it with pastry cream instead of the jam (preserves/us) thanks for posting since it made me be quite creative with type of flours used for this particular cake.

By Miss Lisa Sudiro

23 Aug 2011 | 22:04 BST

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Made it today, adding some cream together with jam: delicious! Really really enjoyed by everyone, non coeliac people too! Next time I'll add some strawberries on top.

By Miss Natasha Barrett

25 Jun 2011 | 21:18 BST

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Made this today with Gluten/Wheat Free Self-Raising Flour (same recipe as the fairy cakes) and it was light, fluffy and enjoyed by everyone. Adding buttercream on the top made a delightful treat and so much nicer than some of the bought cakes I've tried.

By Mrs Mau Craze-Gray

21 Jun 2011 | 09:48 BST

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My first post diagnosis baking recipe was with this one. It smelt like cake, looked like cake, felt like cake and tasted like cake. I did add an extra egg it however and it was lovely and moist.

By Mrs Becky Taylor

02 Feb 2011 | 10:25 GMT

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I have just made this for the first time and it certainly hasn't risen like my cakes usually do. Did the successful people use a fan setting or just ordinary setting for their oven? I have tasted some pretty ghastly gluten free Victoria Sponges and looks are not everything. The proof of the pudding...as they say, and it's still cooling down. I cooked this for my husband's birthday today and I'm not sure it's going to do the trick - he's a Pastry Chef!!!!

By Mrs Linda E. Brown

01 Feb 2011 | 12:13 GMT

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The first time I have made this sponge and it is perfect! Rose well and is light and just like an ordinary Victorian sponge. I did change one ingriedant though, I used Doves Farm Self Raising Wheat/Gluten Free Flour instead of plain flour as it was all I had. It's not easy to get Doves Farm products in this area.

By Miss ange mcgregor

30 Aug 2010 | 12:01 BST

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Best victoria sponge recipe around, just follow the recipe and it never fails to produce a light sponge, my family love this cake

By Mrs Becky Price

29 Mar 2010 | 17:21 BST

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Mine did not rise. Why was everyone else's so light & fluffy? I read & re-read the ingredients & method & did everything as per the recipe. Any ideas what went wrong? I use a gas oven, could this be why? Also, my butter was cold from the fridge, could this be why? Help, any tips?

By Mrs W McKay

21 Nov 2009 | 22:51 GMT

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Love this recipe, it's so simple & tastes amazing. So light you end up eating a little more than you should!!! I've made this as a cake & as cupcakes for a kids party - both were more popular than anything else

By Mrs marion mitchell

05 Nov 2009 | 23:00 GMT

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I have baked this sponge several times, and a friend says it is the best one that she has tasted, light moist, i use raspberry jam for filling.