Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Cupcake Icecream Cones...

My neice, Bianca made some of these the other day for her neice, Miss Rylee, so I thought I'd give them a go. You can microwave these (1 takes 30 seconds I found) but I thought baking was better.
First, cover a muffin tray with foil and make a hole to sit the cones in. This stops them toppling over.
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Mix up the cake mixture of your choice - I used chocolate cake...
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...fill them with a really large tablespoonful of mixture (next time, up to that inside rim would be best, now I know they won't explode over the sides too much) ...
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... bake for 15 minutes (checking at 5 minute intervals) at 180C...
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... drag out all your pretty decorations and go beserk! ...
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Pretty cool, huh? Or do I just have too much time on my hands? I love doing things like this, though.
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These are going to be demolished by a group of 16 year olds at school tomorrow when Brianna takes them for her best friend, Maddy who is turning 16! Happy Birthday, Mads!
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Now onto making a casserole for netball teas tomorrow night. Bri is going to chop and prepare it then we'll toss it in the slow cooker.
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Cheers - Joolz

11 comments:

  1. I do like cupcakes - so versatile. I just wondered: didn't the ice cream cones go a bit floppy in the m'wave

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  2. Angie: No, the one I did in the microwave for 30 seconds was still crisp and the cake perfectly cooked through. Quite amazing. But you do get a better finish by baking them.

    Joolz :)

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  3. I made and blogged these awhile ago as think they are a brillaint awesome invention!
    I too do them in the oven,but stand the cones in a muffin tin instead.
    Italian Meringue is great for topping them too to look like "real dairy whip".
    I have once but I usually just ice them and sprinkles.
    Hey I got PW'S book for Mothers day!
    Yahooooo

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  4. These are sooo neat! I'm going to make them with my grandkidlets when I get home next month.
    Best,
    Lois

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  5. Ahhh. what a great idea! These would be perfect for the older children to make after school, or during school holidays!
    Thanks for sharing!!!

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  6. Very cute, and the cones would be edible as well, so no cupcake wrappers around the place, good idea.

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  7. Had to pull Bo in for this one!!!! Comment? SUPER CUTE!!!! We will be trying this one for some of our younger friends! Love it, Joolz. :)

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  8. Ooooh...I'm trying this!! Beautiful...and sooo clever.
    Thank you!!!
    Love,
    Jackie

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  9. I haven't done this in a long time since my boys were little.....but they are so easy and great for kids (big and small):0)
    It is getting casserole weather now isn't it.

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  10. The microwave ones are an experience not to be missed, we love them.

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  11. Love them! So versatile and mess free.

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