How to Make a Paper Cone or Cornet for Icing
Cut parchment paper into a right-triangle (one corner 90-degrees, the two short sides equal in length)., Hold the triangle with the "peak" at the top., With your dominant hand (your "writing" hand), hold the triangle like a pyramid., With your...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Cut parchment paper into a right-triangle (one corner 90-degrees
Alternately, buy parchment paper that is already cut into triangles for cones (available at cake-decorating stores). -
Step 2: the two short sides equal in length).
Label the points:
A (bottom right) B (bottom left) and C (top peak). , This will have the "north" peak (corner C) pointing towards you. ,,, With your non-writing hand, bring corner B completely around the cone and up to where corners A and C meet.
All three letters should line up together.
Make sure all seams are dead center and the hole at the bottom of the cone is extremely small or non-existent. ,,, -
Step 3: Hold the triangle with the "peak" at the top.
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Step 4: With your dominant hand (your "writing" hand)
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Step 5: hold the triangle like a pyramid.
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Step 6: With your non-writing hand
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Step 7: bring the bottom right corner (corner A) up to meet the top corner C or "north" peak.
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Step 8: Place corner A directly on top of the "north" peak C. Have the ends directly over each other (no overlapping).
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Step 9: Hold the seams of A and C in your writing hand.
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Step 10: Place a piece of tape on the seam to keep them together and centered.
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Step 11: Fold about 1-inch of top edge inside the cone.
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Step 12: Fill with melted chocolate or royal icing and start icing!
Detailed Guide
Alternately, buy parchment paper that is already cut into triangles for cones (available at cake-decorating stores).
Label the points:
A (bottom right) B (bottom left) and C (top peak). , This will have the "north" peak (corner C) pointing towards you. ,,, With your non-writing hand, bring corner B completely around the cone and up to where corners A and C meet.
All three letters should line up together.
Make sure all seams are dead center and the hole at the bottom of the cone is extremely small or non-existent. ,,,
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