These Snow-Capped Mountain Cupcakes Are a Wintry Centerpiece You Can Eat!
Winter isn’t so bad when there’s freshly fallen snow making everything look picturesque. Enter these snow-capped mountain cupcake cones. When flipped upside down and drizzled with icing, they become a mountain range that works perfectly as a centerpiece for a seasonal dinner party. When it’s time for dessert, your guests can just grab one and take a bite. They’re just helping you clear the table, right?
It’s a winter wonderland…
Filled with cake! What could be batter?
Ingredients:
Instructions:
- pointy ice cream cones
- boxed cake mix (plus the ingredients listed on the box)
- royal icing and piping bag
Follow the instructions on your boxed cake mix to make the batter.
- Make your cake batter.
- Fill a cone about halfway with batter, place it into a microwave-safe mug, then nuke it for about 30 seconds.
- The cake will overflow a bit, so cut that part off so that the cake is flush with the cone.
- Turn the cone upside down (pointy side up) and drizzle royal icing on top to create “snow.” Dust with powdered sugar for that freshly fallen snow look.
Mix it until smooth.
Fill your cone about halfway full with batter, then place it into a mug that you can put in the microwave. Cook for 30 seconds so that the cake doesn’t get too dry. Slice off the excess cake.
Turn your cone over and then drizzle royal icing on the tip of the cone, allowing it to run down the sides.
Now make a bunch of these, trimming some of the cones so that they are not all the same height.
Arrange them so that they look like a mountain range and decorate the scene with other wintery props. Dust with powdered sugar so that it looks like snow!
Treat your guests to these cupcake cones for dessert! And now for some beauty shots, because these are just too cute!
Get cozy in the mountains and eat cake!