Gingerbread house part 2. Assembly
Posted by sol in craftulence, cuisine or at least food on the plate, I wanted to be an architect
UPDATE: (CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FINISHED HOUSE! TOO COOL!!!!)
UPDATE 2: (CLICK HERE TO SEE A WHOLE GINGERBREAD TOWN!!!!)
I went with caramel, eyeballed caramel: around one cup of sugar, the juice of half a lemon, a little bit of water I’d say less than 1/4 cup. It worked great, but it was a bit messy. The good part is that it becomes rock solid almost instantly, so you don’t need any sort of scaffolding to keep the thing up.
All set!
Nice, albeit a bit crooked.
there! Just 10 minutes, start to finish, and very few minor burns….



I’ve got a hard task, and NO TIME aaaaarrrrrrgggggghhhhhhhh!
We made a gingerbread house… from a kit. All the pieces were pre made and ready for assembly. It is perfectly symmetrical and structurally sound.
Yours looks way better.
Cristin if the kids are helping, the kits is the way to go… I cannot imagine handling molasses and rolling dough with Damiano “helping” me. No way.
I love your gingerbread house!, I think it has more character than the Martha house. I always used frosting for glue before and it never works well.
Congratulations dear!
Very nice your gingerbread house.
What do you do with the sugar that falls through the walls of the house??
It’s just a questions, cause I wanna do a gingerbread house for my sisters birthday (5th january)!
I hope you can answer me soon, so that you can help me!
xoxo from Argentina! (Southamerica)
hi Araceli, since the house is to be decorated with icing and candies, the caramel drippings are not a big issue.
Hay, i think it cool.
is OK if i copy. so i can make it for my little girl?