Servings : 5 big cones or 7 small cones
These cute and yummy bread cones are awesome. Stuffed them with a quick salad made of leftover chicken tikka (I just shredded the tikka into chunks), salad, onions, cucumber, carrots, boiled potato cubes, some mayo and ketchup, a bit of lemon juice…all mixed together and stuffed into the cones. You can fill them with anything you want.
For the dough, I used a small variation of my trusty honeycomb bread dough. No other dough beats this one!
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup milk (slightly warm)
- 1 tbsp milk powder
- some water, warmed slightly (if needed)
- 2 tbsp. slightly beaten egg (you can reserve the rest for applying on the cornets before baking as an egg wash)
- 1 1/2 tbsp. sugar
- 1 tbsp. oil
- 2 tbsp. melted butter
- 1 tsp. instant yeast
- 1/2 tsp. salt
Instructions
Sieve the flour, then add milk powder, sugar, yeast and salt. Then add the oil and butter and the egg, and mix together. Now add all the warm milk. Start kneading together and gradually add the warm water a little at a time. You might not need it all, so add it sparingly until your dough is nice and soft. Knead for a good 8-10 minutes. The more you knead it the softer the buns will be.
Touch a bit of oil with your fingertips and apply all over the ball of dough. Cover and let it rest for an hour until it doubles in size. Cut the dough into 5 or 7 pieces depending on the size you want your cones. Make sure they are all about the same size. Shape them into balls, then cover and set them aside to rest for 15 minutes.
THIS is the step by step of how to shape the dough on the molds to form the perfect cone shapes.
Roll each piece of dough into a rope. Roll the dough ropes around the greased cone mold tubes, then cover and let the cones double in size. Brush with the egg glaze and sprinkle with sesame seeds. Bake in a preheated oven at 180 degree C for 18 minutes or till golden brown.
Place onto a wire rack and allow to cool for a couple minutes before removing the tubes. Stuff the cones with whichever FILLING you like and enjoy!! 🙂
I tried this recipe..it’s
I tried this recipe..it’s awesome!jazakillahu khaira..
plz fauzia reply me as soon
plz fauzia reply me as soon as possible i wanna made bread cones but i dont know how to make molds cuz ur link is not opening plz hlep me plz…
All you need is some manila
All you need is some manila paper or any semi-hard paper. Cut into rectangles and roll them up into cones, you can then staple them to maintain the conical shape. Then cut up a piece of foil and wrap it around the cone to prevent the paper from burning in the oven. Tuck the foil from the top opening of the cone to hold it in place, but you don’t have to line the inside of the paper cones, just the outsides.
You can then re-use these cone-molds a couple of times, you will just need to change out the foils and use new ones for the next batch.
Before baking using them, you will need to grease the molds preferably with butter to make sure your bread does not stick to the molds.
To shape the bread, roll pieces of dough into long ropes. Starting from the bottom tip of the cone mold, start rolling the ‘rope’ round and round keeping the spirals close to each other. Then bake as per the recipe.
can i use ice cream cones
can i use ice cream cones instead of manila paper or hard paper..cuz i watched vedio on youtube and someone use icecream cones for molds…
Never tried using ice cream
Never tried using ice cream cones, won’t the dough stick to them?
no it won’t…
no it won’t…
she covered ice cream cones
she covered ice cream cones with foil .
Ok, that makes sense.
Ok, that makes sense.
yup
yup
Jazak Allahu Khair for
Jazak Allahu Khair for wonderful dough recipe. It turned out fantastic! Just was wondering, to save the labour, would you think it will be ok just to roll out this dough and cover moulds with it? Would it still be possible to stuff things in it when baked?
Yes that should be fine
Yes that should be fine although it will not have the same appearance as these.