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Method
- 01
Read, weigh and prepare
5 minHands-onRead the full method, check the stated equipment and prepare every listed ingredient. Keep dough, filling, wash, topping and handling groups separate. Weigh edible parts as described in the ingredient list.
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Start heating the oven
1 minHands-onHeat the oven to 180°C fan.
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Allow the oven to heat
14 minHands-off · check as directedAllow about 15 minutes of heating in total and check that the oven has reached 180°C fan.
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Prepare tin and rolling paper
3 minHands-onLine the Swiss-roll tin. Lay fresh parchment on the worktop and sprinkle it with the rolling sugar.
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Whisk and fold sponge
9 minHands-onWhisk sponge eggs, sponge sugar and vanilla for 6–8 minutes until very pale and thick. Sift flour over in stages and fold gently. Spread evenly into the tin corners.
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Load the prepared bake
2 minHands-onCheck the oven has reached the stated setting and carefully put in the prepared tray or tin.
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Bake sponge
11 minHands-off · check as directedBake at 200°C conventional / 180°C fan for 10–12 minutes until springy and lightly golden.
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Turn out and roll warm
3 minHands-onImmediately turn onto the sugared parchment, peel off baking paper and trim crisp edges. Make a shallow line 2 cm from a short edge and roll from that edge with fresh parchment inside the spiral. Do not cut through.
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Cool
45 minHands-off · check as directedLeave wrapped until completely cool.
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Fill and reroll
8 minHands-onWhip filling cream and filling icing sugar to soft peaks. Unroll gently, spread jam and cream leaving a 2 cm far border, then reroll without paper and keep the join underneath. Stop tightening once it holds its shape.
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Chill
30 minHands-off · check as directedChill for 30 minutes to firm the filling.
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Slice
2 minHands-onSlice with a clean knife.
Equipment check
2 items required
- 23 × 33 cm Swiss roll tin
- baking parchment
Check the listed equipment and capacity before you start.
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