When I was a kid my Mom always made ice cream cone cupcakes for school events. They are great because they make much less mess for the kids. So I got some cake cones and a cake mix and I was ready to go.
First you make your cake mix as directed. Then you begin filling the cones with batter. I filled them just to the top ridge of the cones.
As you fill them you simply stand them in a pan. Be careful they turn over easily. Then you bake them. It takes about 15 minutes longer than regular cupcakes. The toothpick test works well with this.
They bake up well. I had several people ask me if the cones burn or have trouble, but just so you have no doubts here is one standing alone.
8 comments:
Those are AWESOME!!! I will definitely have to try that ... when I get an oven. lol :)
These are adorable. I keep forgetting to buy ice cream cones to try making these! Maybe now I'll remember. Thanks for sharing at this week's BFF Open House !
Thanks guys. They are fun, and taste great. Now my nephew is driving me crazy to make more. He wants them for his 16th birthday cake this year.
These look so yummy!
megan
craftycpa.blogspot.com
How cute!! I would love it if you would link up to my Cupcake-a-Palooza cupcake link party going on now: http://www.craftyconfessions.com/2011/07/cupcake-palooza-2011.html. I hope to see you soon!
~Macy
Aw- my mom used to make me these for birthday treats back in the day! yummy!!
Sandie - thanks so much for coming and visiting my little part of Texas! I'm so glad you did. I just love the fun things you have on your blog. Those rag quilts are BEAUTIFUL!! I think I may have to give it a try. Hope you'll come by often. Great to meet you!
Deb
I'll have to try this out! You made it look so easy. My kiddos would love them. :) Following from I Heart Naptime link party. Would love to have you link this up to my {wow me} wednesday link party going on right now over on my blog {if you haven‘t already!}. Hope to see you there.
Ginger
gingersnapcrafts.blogspot.com
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