Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas)

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas)

by Malin

4.8 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

2

For those of us who love baking, it is almost a ritual to build a house before Christmas every year. Since I love baking, how can we not join in the fun on this day with a grand festive atmosphere. Whether it is a mini gingerbread house or an oversized gingerbread house, they are all built piece by piece by themselves, and more willing people will design their own drawings to build a city of dreams in their hearts. "

Ingredients

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas)

1. Pour all the materials into the container

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

2. Knead with your hands to form a uniform and smooth dough

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

3. Because the dough is relatively large, divide the dough into several portions. Take one portion and roll it out into thin slices. You can roll it on a silicone mat. Then put the cut paper model of the gingerbread house on the dough and use a knife to carve out all the parts.

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

4. When we decorate the gingerbread house, we will use some biscuits from the Christmas tree and the gingerbread villain, so we also use a mold to carve out

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

5. Put the engraved noodles on the baking tray, use toothpicks to make small holes to avoid bulging; put them in the middle layer of the oven preheated 170 degrees in advance, and bake for about 17-20 minutes

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

6. After baking and cooling the various components of the gingerbread house, we start to assemble. Before assembling, we need to adjust some meringue frosting

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

7. Put the meringue frosting into the piping bag, we start to assemble the gingerbread house, first put the bottom of the gingerbread house on the table, then take the back wall of a big house, and coat the bottom and sides with a layer of meringue frosting

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

8. Then apply a layer of meringue frosting to the bottom and sides of a side wall, stick the two pieces to the appropriate position on the chassis, hold it with your hands for a few minutes, and then fix it.

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

9. Then use the same method to paste the other side wall and the front wall

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

10. The next thing that needs to be fixed is the roof of the big house. The roof will be heavier, so it needs to be pressed for a longer time. You can also roll out the dough relatively thinner when making the roof, which can also reduce its weight.

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

11. Apply icing to the place where the two biscuits are connected.

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

12. After the big house is fixed, we start to build the small house, the method and steps are the same

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

13. Build an auxiliary room

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

14. Glue the door

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

15. Finally, we start to fix the fence part, which is the same place where the bottom can touch the chassis. We apply a layer of icing sugar, and then press and fix it for a while.

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

16. The door part is also the same

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

17. After all the houses are built, we start to decorate; first use the white icing in the piping bag to white all the connections that can be seen on the house, on the one hand to reinforce, on the other hand to outline the lines of the house; then the windows The outlines on the top are all painted white to make it feel like snow; then a layer of icing is applied to the top of the fence to become falling snow; the top of the door is also decorated with some icing

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

18. Now we are going to prepare some white frosting and add some lemon juice to make it a thinner frosting so that we can use a brush to brush on the surface of the two roofs and the surface of the fence

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

19. After finishing the white icing on the roof, use the white icing in the piping bag to draw wavy lines to decorate it. Then put the pre-made biscuits with Christmas elements such as biscuits and Christmas trees on top, or decorate them with Christmas ornaments. Finally, from the top of the gingerbread house, sift some powdered sugar until the whole base becomes white and the house is also white.

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

20. Add some bells and gift boxes to make the house more Christmas.

Gingerbread House (a House Built Every Christmas) recipe

Tips:

1. The size of this gingerbread house is about 30X20 cm;
2. Increasing the amount of cinnamon powder will make the dough darker.
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