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British Food Recipes - Treacle Sponge Recipe

A selection of gourmet food recipes from Barbara Jago-Ford co-owner of The British Shoppe.
 

RECIPE LINKS:  
RecipesDate and Walnut Teabread, Quick and Easy Crème Brulee, ChranachanTrifle, Coronation Chicken, High Tea - Baked Beans on ToastBonfire Toffee, Double Devon Cream FudgeHoliday StuffingsEarl Grey Bread & Butter PuddingTraditional Scotch DinnerRed Velvet CakeHot Cross BunsStilton & Fresh Pear Savoury TartWelsh Rarebit (Rabbit) RecipeBlancmangeCurry MasalaTreacle PuddingYorkshire PuddingCottage PieFlapjacksEnglish Toffee ApplesCustard TartBraised Leg Of LambHarvest Pudding(Hot Coronation Turkey)Sticky Toffee PuddingMaids Of Honour TartsEton Mess PuddingSticky Gooey Ginger CakeFront Parlour Tea SconesScotch EggsTreacle SpongeTea CakesLemon CurdBanoffi PieHam & Pineapple TopknotsKedgereeLunchtime Salad RecipePots-Au-Chocolat RecipeSomerset Pork With Apples RecipeSteaks with Stilton Cheese Sauce RecipeStilton and Grape Avocados RecipeSummer Pudding RecipeQueen's Cake Recipe


    

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Treacle Sponge Recipe

 

To make Victoria sponge

1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted Butter (plus extra for dusting)

1 cup Sugar

4 Eggs

few drops pure Vanilla extract

1 heaped teaspoon Baking Powder (plus extra for dusting)

2 cups sifted all-purpose Flour

1 1/2 cups Tate & Lyle Golden Syrup

1 tin Ambrosia Devon Custard



 

Preheat oven to 350 degF

Butter and flour 10 inch round Bundt pan (or pan of your choice)

Cream Butter & Sugar until light and fluffy.

Add the Eggs, one at a time, also add the vanilla.

Fold in the Flour & Baking Powder with a spatula and mix until smooth batter.

Pour the T&L Golden Syrup into the pan (you can always put a bit extra in if you want)

Then spoon the batter in on top of the syrup, gently smoothing the top with a spatula.

Bake in the oven for about 30 mins or until the sponge is golden on the top.

Remove from oven and let cool for 2-3 minutes. Run spatula around edge to loosen the cake.

Invert onto a plate (place large enough plate on top of Bundt pan then quickly turn the plate & pan upside down to release the
cake onto the plate)

Serve with hot custard.

(This is also wonderful served with Clotted Cream/Double Devon Cream)

 

Some of you may remember at school dinners - instead of syrup, raspberry jam was substituted with copious amounts of steaming hot custard.

No time to bake?
You can always order the Heinz Treacle Sponge, Spotted Dick or Sticky Toffee Pudding with of course the Ambrosia Devon Custard or Birds Custard Powder kept on hand in the pantry and dessert is always available.





Please feel free to email any requests for recipe's long lost or remembered from your childhood or visits to Great Britain and I will try to help you. gourmet@thebritishshoppe.com
 

Barbara

 


 



 

RECIPE LINKS:  
RecipesDate and Walnut Teabread, Quick and Easy Crème Brulee, ChranachanTrifle, Coronation Chicken, High Tea - Baked Beans on ToastBonfire Toffee, Double Devon Cream FudgeHoliday StuffingsEarl Grey Bread & Butter PuddingTraditional Scotch DinnerRed Velvet CakeHot Cross BunsStilton & Fresh Pear Savoury TartWelsh Rarebit (Rabbit) RecipeBlancmangeCurry MasalaTreacle PuddingYorkshire PuddingCottage PieFlapjacksEnglish Toffee ApplesCustard TartBraised Leg Of LambHarvest Pudding(Hot Coronation Turkey)Sticky Toffee PuddingMaids Of Honour TartsEton Mess PuddingSticky Gooey Ginger CakeFront Parlour Tea SconesScotch EggsTreacle SpongeTea CakesLemon CurdBanoffi PieHam & Pineapple TopknotsKedgereeLunchtime Salad RecipePots-Au-Chocolat RecipeSomerset Pork With Apples RecipeSteaks with Stilton Cheese Sauce RecipeStilton and Grape Avocados RecipeSummer Pudding RecipeQueen's Cake Recipe





 

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