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I made some cupcakes the other day using the ratio of ingredients given in one of my cookery books for the "classic sponge", i.e: equal parts fat, sugar, egg and S.R.flour (hand beating the fat and sugar then gradually adding the egg followed by mixing in the flour. When looking at various other recipes for cakes based on those four ingredients the ratios vary. From a "scientific" point of view, what general effect do the different ingredients have on the texture and physical properties of the cake? A more specific question - for one batch of cupcakes I used vegetable oil for the fat, agave syrup for the sugar and oat flour. It tasted very nice but it was too crumbly.. how would I tweak the proportions of those ingredients to make it hold together better - increase the egg content or fat maybe? Thanks Bigus |
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