Saturday, June 25, 2011

Ice-cream Cone Cupcakes

Ice-cream Cone Cupcakes

Today was our nephew Isaac's 2nd birthday party and I decided to make some cupcakes to take along. I had been wanting to make ice-cream cone cupcakes for so long and this was the perfect excuse.

Ice-cream Cone Cupcakes

I used these ice-cream cones from Woolworths and the baking trays I got from Coles but apparently you can get them at Dimmey's really cheap if you happen to have a Dimmey's nearby. The baking trays are to help the cones stand up while you are baking them and they also work well for displaying the cupcakes.

Ice-cream Cone Cupcakes

I found a circular object that was slightly larger than the cones and traced it onto the bottom of the trays. I then used Corey's stanley knife to cut out the holes to stand the cones in. I then placed the baking tray on top of a normal biscuit tray to put in the oven.

Ice-cream Cone Cupcakes

When you are filling your cupcake cones make sure you don't fill them too much. I kind of experimented on the first tray of cupcakes to see how much I needed to fill them and then the second tray came out perfect. My first tray came out like this....

Ice-cream Cone Cupcakes

No worries though! Corey was more than happy to pick off and eat the spilled over bits of cake. After I had baked the cakes I covered the trays in wrapping paper to make them a bit more presentable for the party. I think they looked quite cute!

Ice-cream Cone Cupcakes

My only suggestion if you are going to make these would be to make them for a party at home. They are a royal pain in the butt to transport as they are so tall. I had mine in a container with glad wrap and chopsticks holding up the gladwrap. Next time I make them I think I will make them when I don't have to transport them.

Ice-cream Cone Cupcakes

Oh and excuse the crappy photos. I had to return the Nikon D7000 I was borrowing from my friend so I am back to a point and shoot until I get around to buying a new camera.

7 comments:

  1. What a great idea! :) They look delicious!
    Ashley x

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  2. Ooooh, these look lovely Kat...very cool! Did little Issac like them?

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  3. Oh, I remember those from when I was a kid! So adorable. That's such a good idea to cut holes in the pan so they don't fall over.

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  4. My mother in law made these for my nieces 4th birthday party yesterday!
    I didn't taste any because I am still sick and without taste buds...but the kids loved them.
    Yours look awesome!

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  5. ohh myyy..so cute! I think I want to make these for Canada Day on Friday! May I "steal" this idea?

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