The clue is in the name -- it's called gingerbread for a reason. It's meant to be fairly heavy on ginger, with other festive spices to back it up. However, you can go too far with it, so you need ...

Gingerbread men are very popular this Christmas ... I cut this file out of 3mm materials. The pieces won't fit together correctly if you use any other thickness. Pull the file into your laser ...

We remember making Gingerbread Houses with mom when we were ... construction — one room consisting of four walls and two roof pieces. [Johan’s] design uses roofs with multiple pitches, dormers ...

Re-roll the trimmings and use to cut out the chimney pieces, three Christmas trees and three triangles to use as supports to help the trees stand upright. Bake the gingerbread for 7–8 minutes.

He also recommends going for a “pretty thick” icing consistency to keep the pieces together. Kells’ creation and all of the other gingerbread pieces will be on display at the Arboretum ...

Roll each piece out onto a piece of silicone baking paper to a thickness of 3mm. Using the templates, cut out 4 gable shapes, 2 roof shapes, 1 back shape and 1 front shape. Transfer each shape, on ...

Kick off the winter holidays with a trip to the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. On display now through Jan. 2, 2011, the Arboretum is hosting an exhibit of 20 gingerbread lands. The exhibit, called ...

This year’s entry also won first place in the High School category. The piece of gingerbread art included replicas of George Ferris’s Arch Street home and his iconic invention adorned in ...