Gingerbread houses are a holiday tradition for many, ... trace and cut out a pattern on your rolled-out dough with a knife if you’re baking your own gingerbread.

4. Roll out dough to 1/8-inch thickness. Remove top sheet of parchment. Cut out desired shapes using cookie cutters or a paring knife. When all shapes are cut, use the tip of a paring knife to ...

To build a candy-covered gingerbread house, you’ll need to avoid crummy construction methods that can lead to frustration and destruction. Here are some tried-and-true tricks for sweet success ...

The Elf on the Shelf Mini Gingerbread House Kit has adorable dimensional details on each gingerbread cookie piece, but it is a teeny 3 inches wide (compared with the 5.5-inch full-size version ...

A-hed; What Happens When You Give an Architect 90 Minutes to Make a Gingerbread House New York design firm’s annual competition shows professionals building masterpieces and ‘glorious messes ...

In England’s Lake District, a Gingerbread House Defies Fantasy. For the last 169 years, Grasmere Gingerbread has been selling sweets beside the much-visited graveyard that houses William ...

There is a festive magic in the stuff of miniature holiday houses, warming cakes and spicy cookies. Since the Middle Ages, the scent alone has been enough to make it feel like a cozy Christmas.

Tis the season to be gingerbread! The sweet-and-spicy treat flavored by a lumpy little root is a ubiquitous celebrity in fall and winter, starring in everything from cute cookies and overpriced ...

It's that time of year again: Gingerbread houses are popping up around the DC area, and they're ready to be marveled at by cookie devotees and architecture nerds alike. Plus, the culinarily ambitious ...