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Birthday Cakes

Sponge Layer Cake

Make an 8" vanilla sponge cake and an 8" chocolate sponge cake.

Sandwich the two cakes together with a layer of chocolate butter-cream icing.

Extra layers can be added for more variety.

Spread the top of the cake with white icing or butter-cream icing.

Marble Cake

Prepare the basic sponge mixture and divide this into three portions.

Flavour and colour each portion of the mixture separately.

Pour each portion into the same sponge tin and stir very briefly- twice round with the handle of a wooden spoon is enough.

Cook and ice in the usual way.

Variations:

Layer cakes can also be made using Almond sponge cake or Bataclan.

Many children like a good fruit cake for a birthday cake: try the Dundee Cake.


 Birthday Cakes  Posted by Mrs Terry Walmsley (message id=3131 )
I am looking for a sponge recipe for a Birthday Cake, Gluten Free, wheat free, which would be suitable for icing and decorating.

Any ideas please? I am familiar with the basic Victoria Sponge recipe, but not sure if a 6x6x6 recipe would be suitable for icing. What is recipe for your Marble Cake shown?

I use Juvela Harvest Mix flour or Glutafin White, wheat free.



Many thanks

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by christy (message id=3226 )
i need recipes for my babys 2 year old birthday. it needs to be gluten casein free ,no wheat, oats,etc . thank you

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by Melanie (message id=3232 )
I am looking for a gluten free, dairy free recipe for my granddaughters 2nd birthday cake. Any ideas or websites you can direct me to?
Thanks

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by Peter (message id=3233 )
The following page discusses how to make cakes with gluten-free flour:
http://www.peter-thomson.co.uk/glutenfree/gluten_free_cakes_and_buns.html

I would suggest using the banana sponge cake recipe:

http://www.peter-thomson.co.uk/glutenfree/banana_sponge_cake.html

Replace the butter / margarine with 50ml of olive oil. That will give you a cake thatis gluten-free and casein free
(I use olive oil in my baking as I also have to avoid any dairy products

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by Maggy (message id=3609 )
Looking for a gluten free / diary free / sugar free recipe for my sixth birthday daughter. Alternatively, please let me know where I can buy one.

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by Kelly May Hockett (message id=3721 )
gluten and wheat free sponge cake mix is available on prescription from your G.P they are actually really nice to eat, and the kids love them, they can also be iced and decorated, great idea for childrens birthday cakes

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by Lexy (message id=3998 )
Does anyone know of a bakery that makes GFCF Birthday Cakes? Also is it possibe? Any help would be appreciative. Thanks

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by Sue Rigby (message id=3999 )
Hi Lexy,

I don't know if you bake or not but our Teff cake mix makes a lovely chocolate cake or they can be used to make a rich fruit cake, suitable for birthday, Christmas or Wedding cakes, mix and recipes on www.innovative-solutions.org.uk. If you want ready-baked, there are bakeries who will bake gluten-free commercially

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by teresa herold (message id=4146 )
HELP SOMEBODY PLEASE! I can't find anyone to decorate me any party quality gluten free - casein free birthday cakes, any ideas out there for a 5 yr old girl and a 4 year old boy? God bless you all. I'm sure you have reasons if you have info.!! Mine are BOTH on the autism spectrum!! Thanks!!!! Teresa

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 Birthday Cakes  Posted by (message id=4506 )
Bettycrocker as a gluten free cake mix. Go to a cake supply store and buy an openend start tip ,writing ,leaf tip, cupler and a 10in. bag. Some icing cloroing or food cloroing. This will with your decorating problem and some little toy.they will do eatable pic too. You lay the pics on the cake after it's frosted. You will be surpized at what those 3 tip can do.Ducan Hienes have gluton free frosting e-mail them and they will send you a list.



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