There are no words for how much I love these little Graham cracker gingerbread houses! This one sits upon a wedding cake I made a couple of years ago for a very adorable couple. These cracker houses make cute cake toppers. They can be used also as decorations or as gifts. Regular Graham crackers stuck together with a mixture of pasteurized egg whites, powdered sugar, and water and candy to decorate is all it takes to create them.
To make the "glue" frosting I use Wilton's Royal icing recipe which can be found here or at wiltons.com
You can also substitute the meringue powder in that recipe with a product called 'just whites' or another called 'simply whites' or any other pasteurized egg whites. I also add just a little vanilla.
Not a cake decorator? Just top your cake with lots of fluffy white frosting so it looks like snow, add your gingerbread house and decorate with a candy. Very simple, very fun!
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Think I will borrow your list if you don't mind! I have another tree to buy and put up...but otherwise I can make it I think.
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So charming and sounds easy to make!! I might have to try this one on a little cake at the party this year!! Thanks for sharing! :)
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