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Thursday, December 20, 2007
Garden Cake
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Hi Aunty, I simply love your blog & all your great bakes, the first thing I did in the morning in the office is to check your blog to see any new bakes & recipes, thank you & have been following it the last three months but do not know how to leave a note to you. Can you please enlight why my cupcakes, frangipny tart sink after baking? I have been following your recipe, yours is wonderful but my sink. Please & thanks in advance.
thanks for having breakfast here very morning. The trick to the shrinkage is to press the pastry into the tart, chill in the fridge for about 30 mins till harden then bake. This helps to prevent shrinkage of the tart shell.
Hi Aunty, Wishing you a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you & family & all the best in coming years. Thanks for your reply. The sinking normally appears in my cupcakes, the frangipane tarts, it is not the tart shell but the fillings, could it be the temperature or over-mixing. Thanks in advance.
4 comments:
Hi Aunty,
I simply love your blog & all your great bakes, the first thing I did in the morning in the office is to check your blog to see any new bakes & recipes, thank you & have been following it the last three months but do not know how to leave a note to you. Can you please enlight why my cupcakes, frangipny tart sink after baking? I have been following your recipe, yours is wonderful but my sink. Please & thanks in advance.
hi anonymous,
thanks for having breakfast here very morning. The trick to the shrinkage is to press the pastry into the tart, chill in the fridge for about 30 mins till harden then bake. This helps to prevent shrinkage of the tart shell.
rgds
Hi Aunty,
Wishing you a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you & family & all the best in coming years. Thanks for your reply. The sinking normally appears in my cupcakes, the frangipane tarts, it is not the tart shell but the fillings, could it be the temperature or over-mixing. Thanks in advance.
Hi anonymous,
The sinking could be due to:
(1) Mixture is too watery
(2) Fruits - too little.
rgds
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