Glossary (talk like a chef): Soaking a cake


Soaking a cake

Soaking a cake

Soaking (or drizzling) is adding liquid to a cake after cooking, usually a syrup or alcohol, to make it less dry.

Example: "Soak half the genoa sponge with griottines syrup"

Meaning: Dip a brush in the syrup and brush onto the cake, over the whole surface.
Remarks: Note: The brush is not absolutely necessary, you can also pour (or drizzle) the syrup with a spoon for example, directly onto the cake.
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