If you don't have them you will need extra butter to grease
the loaf tin well.
Butter a large
loaf tin well, then throw in some flour, tap and turn the tin to coat the flour over all surfaces and then tap out any excess into the bin / sink.
Not exact matches
In your Deliciously Ella book you don't specify using a
loaf tin for this but suggest turning the dough out onto a baking tray — is this
better than using
loaf tins?
Place in a lined
loaf tin and push down / compress into the
tin well (you may want to use a masher for this!).
I've made this cake in a
loaf tin and in a round cake
tin, it worked
well both ways.
When I previously made it using a regular sized
loaf tin I felt it was a little gummy in the centre, don't get me wrong it still tasted really
good but would be
best suited to a smaller pan so the centre maintains a cakier crumb.
The recipe I use makes for quite a dense sponge
best suited to mini
loaf pans (as I have used here) or muffin / cupcake
tins.
Made these tonight but actually made them in a 8 mini bread
loaf muffin
tin and used egg roll wraps and they were very
good... everyone loved them!!
Doughs and batters with less internal structure do
better when baked in
loaf pans and
tins to give them more external structure.
The original recipe used two
loaf tins but as she didn't have two, she used a rectangular dish and, as you can see, the cake still came out
well.
The first time we actually put the dough in a baking
tin for bread
loafs as we did not have a muffin
tin available and that worked out as
well.
From a quick Google it looked like the 1200g
tin was 15 × 5, so I think a double batch would work
well, perhaps baked it a bit longer — I used a 9 × 4
tin for this
loaf.
2 cups (5 dl) fine spelt flour 1/2 cup + 2 tbsp (1,5 dl) wholemeal rye flour 4 tbsp cacao powder 6 tbsp (1 dl) whole hazelnuts 6 tbsp (1 dl) sunflower seeds 3 tbsp (1/2 dl) chia seeds 1,5 tsp bicarbonate of soda (baking soda) 1 tsp sea salt 1/2 tsp powdered vanilla 75 g
good quality dark chocolate (at least 70 %), roughly chopped... 2 cups (5 dl) unsweetened yogurt 1 large organic banana, mashed 3 tbsp (1/2 dl) maple syrup... unscented coconut oil + chia seeds for the
loaf tin... 1 banana, halved lengthwise (optional) for decoration sunflower seeds and chia seeds to sprinkle
Do you think it will cook
well in an actual
loaf tin?
Ingredients: 350g / 12oz Gluten free self raising flour Make your own here (Tritimal flour is
best) 350ml / 12floz milk 15ml / 1 tbsp vegetable oil 900g / 2 lb
loaf tin (
well greased) Method: Preheated oven to 200 * C / 400 * F?Gas mark 6.
Mine was a tad gooey as
well so I spooned the mixture into a greased
loaf tin and it turned out perfect.
Pour the cake batter into a
loaf tin lined with a parchment cake liner or alternatively grease the dish very
well with melted butter.
Put into greased muffin
tins or an 8x8 baking dish (a regular
loaf pan doesn't work
well)- For muffins, I use a 1/4 cup measure to make pretty even sized.
(And btw, I only know this from my sister, but
loaves of pumpkin chocolate chip bread freeze amazingly
well — wrapped tightly in
tin foil — and can last for quite a while before being defrosted in the fridge.)
Food consumed today: 2 pkts Emmenthal cheese slices 14 cold new potatoes 2 Bloody Marys (count as food as contain Worcester sauce and tomatoes) 1/3 Ciabatta
loaf with Brie coriander leaves — 1/2 packet 12 Milk Tray (
best to get rid of all Christmas confectionery in one go and make fresh start tomorrow) 13 cocktail sticks securing cheese and pineapple Portion Una Alconbury's turkey curry, peas and bananas Portion Una Alconbury's Raspberry Surprise made with Bourbon biscuits,
tinned raspberries, eight gallons of whipped cream, decorated with glacé cherries and angelica.