Now before you get scared with the title, let me assure you that this Gingerbread site is for a citizen living in the 90's. There is NO baking. If you have time to bake, cool. But I don't. That is why I came up with some ways that my family could participate in a Gingerbread House without taking a week off of work to shop and plan.
Gingerbread houses are fun and easy to make.
Anyone from a baby to a old paw-paw can participate. For the last seven years, making these houses is something that we have done as a family. We invite our relatives over for lasagna and other festive foods and when we finish our dinner, we all sit around and listen to Christmas Carols and decorate the houses. We make the whole evening easy for all the families, because we all work. So here are some ideas that I hope you will try and create those memories that will last a lifetime.