Drumsticks
Just in time for summer, an easy recipe for making your very own Drumstick style ice cream cones - also known in some parts as Cornettos!
You can customize these special treats to suit anyone's tastes. My favorite is half mint chip / half cookies + cream, topped with chocolate and chopped nuts! What will yours be?
You can customize these special treats to suit anyone's tastes. My favorite is half mint chip / half cookies + cream, topped with chocolate and chopped nuts! What will yours be?
Ingredients
To make these tasty treats, round up the following:
- Ice cream cones
- Ice cream in your favorite flavors
- 2 bottles magic shell or make your own! - covers 6-9 cones
- Nuts (opt.)
READ THE BOTTLE
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Bottle sez "Shake me up good!"
Yes, this warrants its own step.
Mostly so I could use kitten pictures. She iz good halper.
Prepare Your Cones
Nestle's Drumsticks have a delicious chocolate-coated sugar cone.
- Drizzle Magic Shell into the cones and swirling to coat.
- For an extra treat, add a maraschino cherry or frozen berry to the bottom of the cone
- Pop 'em in the freezer for a good 10 minutes.
- While you're waiting, take the ice cream out of the freezer to let it soften up.
Make the Magical Innards
Drumsticks sometimes have a mysterious, magical chocolate center! They didn't when I was a kid, but I fully support this new addition.
To make our chocolatey guts, we'll need:
Fill the paper cones with Magic Shell and freeze!
To make our chocolatey guts, we'll need:
- Wax or parchment paper
- Scissors
- Tape
- Pencil, pen, chopstick or something similar in shape.
Fill the paper cones with Magic Shell and freeze!
Fill With Ice Cream
By the time your ice cream is nice and melty, all of the stuff in the freezer should be ready!
I recommend doing this in a different order than is illustrated, so try to keep up here. Do as I say, not as I did.
I recommend doing this in a different order than is illustrated, so try to keep up here. Do as I say, not as I did.
- Wrap your cones in wax paper, and cut tops to about 2" above the edge of the cone. (I made a template so I could cut 6 at a time.)
- Fill cones with melty ice cream up to the top of the cone.
- Unwrap the chocolate spears you made and place them in the cones
- Top off the cones with remaining ice cream to within 1/2" of the wax paper
Top Off
If you're topping with nuts, make sure they're finely crushed.
- Place nuts in a plastic bag
- Smash with a hammer
- Pour a small amount of Magic Shell on top of the cones. Quickly add chopped nuts (now that the ice cream's refrozen, the magic shell will set up quickly!)
- Alternatively, leave the cones in the freezer until very firm, remove wax paper and dip the entire top of the cone into a bowl of magic shell and sprinkle with chopped nuts.