Not to sound too full of myself, but everyone was so impressed with this Christmas table centre piece, especially being my first attempt ever making one. All the kids kept asking "when can we eat it?" and all the adults kept saying "it's too nice to demolish".
After dinner the whole family sat around the house and we shared a moment to cherish it. Then it was game on. I said it's going to be hard to break so my two brothers took turns to see who could break it first. On the sixth attempt the roof finally caved in. Tasted great too!
I had heaps of fun building and more fun decorating it even though it took all day (such a perfectionist). I'm looking forward to creating a bigger & better one for 2010 Christmas.
My advice - although time consuming, making a gingerbread house may look difficult; but if you follow each step taking your time, it's easy!
hi nayds you know my thoughts on your cake possum. i saw it before you all snavelled it. and it was a great cake. love mau.
Jan 20, 2010 Rating
waouh by: Aline
Naydene, This is absolutely brillant! I agree with Jane, you bring the dessert next time we have dinner together (what about a rendition of the Eiffel Tower?).
Jan 20, 2010 Rating
Yum! by: Jane
Guess who's bringing dessert next time we have a dinner get-together... :-)
Jan 15, 2010 Rating
Well done by: Wendy
Cant wait to see your 2010 Christmas centre piece!
Jan 14, 2010 Rating
Beautiful! by: Karen
There is nothing like a gingerbread house to grace a hoilday table!
