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FAQ

Whats the difference between tea cake and regular cake?

Texture: Tea cakesare typically denser than sponge cakes as they contain more butter and are often made with a lower amount of rising agents like baking powder.

Should sweet potatoes be soaked before baking?

TIPS & TRICKS to Make this Recipe: The main secrets to achieving that incredible crispy texture, is to soak the cut sweet potatoes in cold water for at least 30 minutes. This helps remove the starch from the sweet potatoes so they´re not limp & soggy.

What is sweet potato cake made of?

Ingredients for Sweet Potato Cake. Eggs, cake flour, milk, butter, and sugar: These make up the base of the cake batter. Cake flour, instead of all-purpose flour, provides the best texture when paired with the dense sweet potatoes. If you use all-purpose flour, expect that your cake will be far denser and more dry.

What are tea cakes made of?

Tea cakes are soft roll-out cookies that are tender, chewy and pleasantly dense. They are a cookie with a cake-like texture. The ingredients are very simple (flour, sugar, butter, milk, nutmeg, and eggs), and the gentle flavor of nutmeg is what makes these so special.

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