How to Make a Gingerbread House with Royal Icing
By Barbara Rolek, About.com Guide
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Let the Assembled Gingerbread Houses Dry Before Decorating
Gingerbread houses await decoration.
© 2008 Barbara Rolek licensed to About.com, Inc.
It's not a bad idea to let the royal icing "mortar" on the assembled gingerbread houses harden for an hour or so before you begin decorating.
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- Gather the Equipment You Will Need to Make a Gingerbread House
- Fill the Pastry Bag to Make the Gingerbread House with Royal Icing
- Lay Down an L-Shaped Bead of Royal Icing
- Put up Two Gingerbread House Walls
- Put Up the Third and Fourth Gingerbread House Walls
- Attach the Roof to the Gingerbread House
- Let the Assembled Gingerbread Houses Dry Before Decorating
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