Cone Cake

Decorating By LeeAnn Updated 12 Mar 2006 , 4:57pm by Omicake

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LeeAnn Posted 11 Mar 2006 , 11:00am
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How do I make a cone cake, I do believe it is not by grading down cakes please see Konditor and Cook wedding cakes I LOVE THEM. Help. Is it a cake tin.

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LeeAnn Posted 11 Mar 2006 , 10:04pm
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It looks like no one can help. It seems there are answers for every thing but this one. Never mind. Thanks

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leily Posted 11 Mar 2006 , 10:13pm
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can you post a link of the cakes you are talking about? That might help find an answer to your question. I my self have never hear of Konditor and Cook.

Leily

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bakersofcakes Posted 11 Mar 2006 , 10:21pm
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I guess this must be the site from the UK???
http://www.konditorandcook.com/

Beautiful! I've never seen anything like it. Sorry, I don't know how to make the cone shape (unless you just carve the cake after you put the layers together??? I've never made any tiered cakes at all. icon_sad.gif ). Just bumping up for you!

BTW, welcome to CC!!! icon_smile.gif

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bakersofcakes Posted 11 Mar 2006 , 10:22pm
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Originally Posted by LeeAnn

It looks like no one can help. It seems there are answers for every thing but this one. Never mind. Thanks




Hang in there, the pros must be busy baking... icon_smile.gif

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babynewyear Posted 11 Mar 2006 , 10:23pm
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Have you googled it? I had a funny thought about how to partitaly make one.Take a colander stand to set the cake in. Maybe somehow use the colander I just havent come up with the part about how to make the inside smooth. I know alot of people bake things in cans for the right shape. icon_rolleyes.gif Hmmm . Maybe someone else has some ideas. icon_smile.gif

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leily Posted 11 Mar 2006 , 10:24pm
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Wow! those are neat. I have never seen anything like them either.

I have not seen any pans that would even resemble that shape either. I would make it with 1" different layers stacked then trimmed, sounds like a lot of wasted cake, but then there are cake balls!!

Thanks for bringing these up, they look great!

Maybe someone who lives in europe will be able to answer this question better, maybe they are specialty pans that are over there.

Leily

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leily Posted 12 Mar 2006 , 10:46am
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i just got to thinking and the very top cake on this could be a wondermold pan of some sorts. I just saw the magic line one on ebay and it has a bit more of a point than the wilton one does. Beyond that, I am not sure.

leily

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rach1 Posted 12 Mar 2006 , 2:51pm
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Hiya

Just looked at the site to me it looks like they are stacked and carved...probably about 4 or 5 cakes stacked and trimmed to shape then covered in fondant ..then decorated.....

Rach

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Sherry0565 Posted 12 Mar 2006 , 2:57pm
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I would say it is sculpted. They look fabulous! The first thing I thought of when I saw them, (being the halloween nut that I am) was a witches Hat! So I guess I'll be experimenting in October!

Sherry

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SheilaF Posted 12 Mar 2006 , 2:58pm
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I've never heard of a cone cake either. Id' guess the same. It was stacked and trimmed. Looks like a ton of work.

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Omicake Posted 12 Mar 2006 , 3:13pm
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LeeAnn
I guess Leily is right. Good luck.

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traci Posted 12 Mar 2006 , 4:30pm
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cashley Posted 12 Mar 2006 , 4:52pm
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Yes I agree with everyone that it looks like a graduated stacked cake carved and they used marzipan and royal icing on it so it would stay together.

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Omicake Posted 12 Mar 2006 , 4:57pm
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LeeAnn , especially, and all of us interested in the cone cake are grateful to you ,Traci. My doubts were dissipated after seeing that awsome cake. Thank you so much.

Omicake

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