Gingerbread A-Frame Ski House

Gingerbread A-Frame Ski House
EDIT: New and Improved! Now with visible pictures!

The RavingWife, RavingChild and I do a gingerbread house every year about this time, but this is our first attempt at making one without using a kit. I like this one much better than any of the kit ones we've done. Plus, the InstructaBot came by to see how things were going, so that was fun.

For those who may be interested, the chimney is peanut brittle, the roof is ginger snaps, the logs are pretzel sticks, and the railing on the graham cracker balcony is chocolate covered pretzels. The 'bot was just freehanded out of gingerbread, painted with yellow food coloring, and decorated with grey & black fondant and red icing. Luckily, I had some fondant left over from the ninja-star cupcakes I made for RavingChild's birthday, or Mr. Robot may not have had any wheels....
12 comments
Dec 9, 2010. 10:08 AMkfckfc967 says:
awesome gingerbread house
Mar 7, 2010. 8:45 PMsunshiine says:
Nice job! I also like your pumpkin picture!
Dec 18, 2009. 6:03 AMbitterbetty says:
I love A frames...This is fantastic!
Dec 18, 2009. 2:25 AMjantine says:
Wow, it's very beautiful. Im quite new to the Instructables and have to say I'm getting very inspired by watching tons of RavingMad grownups making pretty things for fun.
Dec 17, 2009. 9:03 PMAngryRedhead says:
Ha!  It finally works!  I'm a bit worried that you had your kid pose with your username though..
 
Dec 17, 2009. 2:15 PMmcorbin says:
 Yes, please never go back to the kits. Those are fine for young kids, but it's so gratifying to make your own gingerbread.

Love the Robot!

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Jack of all trades, master of a couple. Eclectic interests combined with a short attention span make me just knowledgeable enough to be really dangerous.