Answer:
●Generally speaking, higher temperatures will give your bakes a more golden, crisper crust to the sponge or pastry and a low temperature will result in a fluffier, less golden sponge. With some cakes, you want a golden crust and with other cakes you want them to be gently cooked and fluffy.
●For lean-dough breads the recommended doneness is 190–210°F (88–99°C), while rich-dough breads are done at 180–190°F (82–88°C). These critical temps are important if you want bread that is cooked through and not gummy in the center but is still moist and tasty.
●Use a toothpick or a small knife and insert it into the centre of your cake, right to the base. When you pull it out, it should come away clean. If you pull it back and it has wet batter on it, or is a bit gummy, then the cake needs a bit longer in the oven.
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