There are plenty of amazing websites out there devoted to those perfect, architectural-wonder gingerbread houses. This is not one of them.
My boys and I went to visit Fox 9 to show the weatherman, Cody, how gingerbread houses are done. Click the video above to see the segment, or you can
click here to go to the Fox 9 website.
Gingerbread houses in our house generally involve a
whole lot of sugar, layers upon layers of candy, marshmallows and sugar cereal, and who knows what else. And with kids, I think that's really what it's all about. Below are some of my ideas for making the kid-friendly gingerbread house a more fun experience.
It's all about the icingWhether you're making your gingerbread house with a kit or graham crackers or
Homemade Gingerbread, whether or not it stands up to the test of a child decorating it is all about the icing.
Most of the kits come with some pre-packaged icing, which is fine for adding your decorations and making snow around the outside of the house, but I've found that
real Royal Icing makes a
huge difference for getting the house to stay together.
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