What Makes Cakes Spongy?

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cakelove2105 Posted 5 Apr 2014 , 5:23pm
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HEllo Bakers!

 

I wasn't sure of where to post this question, if here in "How Do I?" or if in "Recipes" but here I go!

 

I'm sorry if I sound stupid asking this type of questions, but I'm still a newbie at baking and I've never went to a baking school. My question is, Which ingredient (in cake recipes) or method (in making cakes) is the one that makes the cake spongy?  Some of my cakes are spongy (not as much I would've liked tho) and some of them are not. So I'm guessing that if I find out what it's that makes cake spongy, I could improve my cakes in that area.

 

Thank You so Much in Advance !

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nikki54321 Posted 8 Apr 2014 , 8:38pm
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i seperate the eggs and add the egg york to mixture then whisk the whites and add in at the end this makes them spongy as more air is caught inside 

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cakelove2105 Posted 9 Apr 2014 , 12:44am
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Originally Posted by nikki54321 
 

i seperate the eggs and add the egg york to mixture then whisk the whites and add in at the end this makes them spongy as more air is caught inside 

Thanks nikki54321, That's what I do. but I thought it was something else I was missing that made cakes even more spongy. 

 

Thank you again for your comment :)

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