Could anyone give me a recipe for ginger cake that is not really dry. I have made a couple but they always turn out very dry inside although they taste fine. It may be my cooking that's the problem but I would like to think its the recipe!!!!!
I'm not sure--I think it means the kind that comes in a jar, in syrup. It's like the candied / crystallized kind, but wetter and a little softer. I've used both kinds, though, and they both work. The cookbook the recipe's from is English, so I'd think 'preserved ginger' would be an English ingredient.
BTW, the cake turns out better if you make it in a tube pan--I make it in a deep 20-cm pan with a small tube. It turns out kind of crumbly, though very damp and tasty, and the pan with the tube seems to help the slices not fall apart.
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