I’ve been pretty hooked on my waffle cone maker recently. First I made a chicken and waffle cone and ever since then I’ve been using it to make wafflecakes. This time I decided to try making a cone-shaped pizza.
For this little experiment I started off with some pizza dough and after flattening it out as much as I possibly could I cut out a circle using an upside down bowl, tossed it into my waffle cone maker and closed the lid.
Since pizza dough naturally starts rising when it heats up I had to apply a ton of pressure to the top of the waffle cone maker just to keep the dough flat, but it worked perfectly and a minute and a half later I took it out and rolled it into a cone.
Once my cone was ready I combined some Italian sausage, pepperoni, shredded mozzarella cheese and pizza sauce in a bowl, heated it up and scooped it into my pizza crust cone the same way you would with a regular ice cream cone.
You know how when you’re eating New York-style pizza and you take your giant slice and fold it in half to eat it? This pizza cone was sort of like that, but even simpler and just as delicious. Ideally I would have added some diced onions and peppers to my pizza cone as well, but seeing as how I had neither in my kitchen I had to do without them. There’s always next time though!
I’m getting pretty hooked on this eating food out of cones thing. Now I just need to think of more foods that would be better when transformed into circular-shaped objects with pointed ends. What about making a cone out of pie crust and filling it with apple pie filling? Or making a hard shell taco into a cone shape and then stuffing it with ground beef, lettuce, tomato, sour cream and guacamole? I could call it a Tacone!
wolfgang
May 21, 2012 at 1:40 pm (12 years ago)you should do a breakfast cone!
Whammy!
May 21, 2012 at 3:13 pm (12 years ago)The Tacone sounds legit.
poco
May 22, 2012 at 1:24 am (12 years ago)Sounds pretty awesome! Personally, I can’t stand onions and peppers on my pizza, but still…
JamesReady
May 22, 2012 at 12:04 pm (12 years ago)You need to try a pulled pork cone, top it with a little coleslaw and it makes a great snack
Julie
May 23, 2012 at 12:35 am (12 years ago)I love the idea of the Tacone (and the name). A dab of refried beans at the bottom would help keep the rest of the good stuff on the inside.
Now, how about figuring out how to make a graham cone filled with chocolate and marshmallow cream? (The “Smo’ Cone”?)
JasonTD
June 21, 2012 at 1:21 pm (12 years ago)try using a grahm cracker pie crust and mixing the crumbs into the some waffle mix
thats the best I could come up with unless you want to use a whole sleeve of graham crackers marshmallow fluff and some magic shell syrup layered inside
jett
May 25, 2012 at 3:33 pm (12 years ago)For some reason pizza in cones was really IN in nyc a few years ago.
http://slice.seriouseats.com/archives/2010/02/k-pizzacones-pizza-cones-come-to-nyc-midtown-manhattan-photos-video-review.html
If you look into most of these places now they’re closed. The pizza was weird and really saucey and the cheese was mainly on top. Weird asian food fail!
Nick
May 25, 2012 at 4:22 pm (12 years ago)Whoa, those look sweet! I agree though, you need to even out all the ingredients inside the cone or they’d probably taste pretty bad.
JasonTD
June 21, 2012 at 1:12 pm (12 years ago)there was a pizza cone place here in NYC between at 31st and 5th ave in Manhattan. was decent too bad it was only there like a year
shawn
August 16, 2012 at 8:25 pm (12 years ago)BEST SHIT EVER!!!