Hey ladies, does anyone bake cakes? Can you tell me what to soak the sponge cake with? If possible,…

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Hey ladies, does anyone bake cakes? Can you tell me what to soak the sponge cake with? If possible, I need the proportions. I'm making a "Milchmädchen" cake for the first time.
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Asya
My neighbor bakes. Usually with sugar syrup. When I ask her not to make it too sweet, she soaks it with water
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Olga
Asya thank you
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Olchik
I use this recipe, but with strawberries instead

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Olga
Olchik Can you tell me approximately how many minutes to whip the cream?
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Olchik
Olchik Don't use cream cheese, definitely use cold 33% cream and whip for about 2 minutes 😁
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Olga
Olchik took Clover 33%
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Anastasiya
The "milk girl" cake doesn't need soaking. The layers are super thin and not dry. There's plenty of cream. I soak the sponge cake with sugar syrup.
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Olchik
Olchik Basically, you'll understand, I've only baked it twice and it turned out perfectly for me the first time.
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Lolo
A "milk girl" cake isn't soaked; the layers are thin and absorb the cream. Generally, you can soak a sponge cake in milk, sugar syrup, or berry syrup.
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Kristina
I didn't soak the milk layer) the cream will do everything there)
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Elenka
The baby's skin isn't absorbing the moisturizing cream.
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