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Individual Cup cakes

1. Prepare the recipe above. Fill 6-8 silicone cupcake moulds ½ full with the cake

mixture.

2. Remove the paddle from the Halo

3. Place the lled moulds inside the Halo tin, close the lid and set the timer for 10

minutes.

4. Once cooked, carefully remove the Halo tin, placing it onto a cooling wire. After

5 minutes remove the cakes from the tin and cool for a further 15 minutes before

decorating.

Halo Sponge Recipe Guidelines

This recipe will make a 25cm sponge perfect for cutting into shapes and decorating for

mini cake bites and decorated cakes, or for the base of a homemade fruit trie.

Alternatively, double the mixture and make two sponges, which can then be lled and

decorated.

When making a large sponge cake, always line the bottom of the bowl of your Halo

Health Fryer with baking parchment. This will ensure the cake turns out perfectly each

time. Cut a small hole in the centre of the parchment so that the parchment ts over the

paddle drive spindle.

Because of the paddle drive spindle, any cakes you make will naturally have a hole

in their centre—but don’t worry because this can be lled with berries or fruits during

decorating.

IMPORTANT: Always remove the paddle before making a cake.

No pre-heating is required; your Halo Health Fryer will cook the sponge in 12 – 15

minutes.

Do not attempt to bake more than the quantities recommended in the recipe at any one

time. This will result in the cake that’s burnt on the surface and uncooked in the centre.

This recipe has been tested and produces a light sponge, which is perfect for lling with

whipped cream and raspberry jam.

Alternatively, ll some individual silicone moulds ½ full with the mixture and make some

cup cakes. Your Halo Health Fryer bakes 6 large cup cake size buns in 10 minutes

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