§ Per prima cosa: questa NON è una miniatura.
Ieri era la Befana e per festeggiarla, ispirata dalle casette di Debbie, ho preparato una casetta di pampepato.
Il profumo riempe la stanza e rappresenta l'ultimo scampolo di Festa regalandoci un'ultima dolcezza.
§ First of all: this is NOT a miniature.Yesterday it was the Epiphany aka Befana and to celebrate it, inspired by Debbie's little houses, I prepared a gingerbread house.
§ First of all: this is NOT a miniature.Yesterday it was the Epiphany aka Befana and to celebrate it, inspired by Debbie's little houses, I prepared a gingerbread house.Its aroma fills the room and represents the fading of Holidays gifting us with a last sweetness.
ciao ro proprio bellissima questa casetta....un bacione grande ein grosse Küss il fiore svizzero
RispondiEliminaPS porta pazienza....
Rosanna- it is beautiful! Almost a shame to eat it!
RispondiEliminaIt's beautiful! Love the silver bits! I missed building one of these this year... we ran out of time! Maybe I'll build a summer gingerbread house! hugs -ara
RispondiEliminaBeautiful! you did a wonderful job. I have never attempted to make one.
RispondiEliminaScrumptious!!
RispondiEliminaLooks positively good enough to eat..
What a wonderful gingerbread house! O yes a shame to eat it :)
RispondiEliminaIn my former home town, Bergen, there is this tradition of schools and kindergartens delivering a house from each class to an exhibition. They make a copy of the town each year, using all the gingerbread houses, made and decorated by the children!
Here is a link with pictures:
http://savory-sights.yumsugar.com/6741669
Synnøve
Hansel and Gretel would have loved the house! But it is much too pretty for a witch!
RispondiEliminaAs we do every year, we made one too (the kids always do the fun bits like decorating after I do the hard jobs like sticking the house together! ), and YES, it does make the house smell absolutely wonderful!
Will you eat yours?
Ours normally goes to the bin... The recipe I use is not the same as for gingerbread men, it is 'tough' and supposed to keep the house up.
To LIze: we could eat it, it's very thin and crunchy. Most times we are so sorry of ruining it that it gets stale on the shelf :o))
RispondiEliminaTo Synnove: thank you for the link. I'll go and have a look.
RispondiEliminaOh Rosanna your Gingerbread House looks wonderful with my Mini Creations in front... xxx
RispondiEliminaNon so se è telepatia, ma per la festa di compleanno di Irene che farò domenica ho intenzione di fare una casetta fatta di dolci... forse più che telepatia è una mania!!!!
RispondiEliminaUn abbraccio
Roby
è una bellissima casa e ... mmmmmm molto gustoso!
RispondiEliminaWhat a beautiful ginger bread house. There is nothing nicer than the aroma of it while in the oven...I also agree with the others...."too nice to eat".
RispondiEliminaLinda x
O, that gingerbread house made me smile. So many M&Ms and fattening! haha. I will leave mine on the shelf too if I can make one so pretty! But how can one resist pinching some to eat. Soon, it will be a house with holes!
RispondiEliminache bella Rosanna!
RispondiEliminaxxx
è bellissima!!! ma ve la mangiate tutta tutta??? peccato romperla...
RispondiEliminae quelle piccole?? sono pure commestibili o sono miniature?
buona giornata! Caterina
It's beautiful Rosanna! I love all those colors in the roof, Very Pretty!! I have lots of very fond memories of building these with my family over the years! One day...I'll make some in mini, too!! :)
RispondiEliminaKatie
Very pretty...I think if it were mine it'd get left on the shelf uneaten too :-)
RispondiEliminaUna casetta bellisima e pare molto buona anche. Cumplimenti. Un bacio
RispondiEliminaWell, that gingerbread house wouldn't last two minutes with Liberty around! She loves to eat gingerbread houses!We tried to assemble one last year after Christmas but the weather was so hot it wouldn't stay together!
RispondiEliminaMercedes
Ooooooooh! Ma è davvero meravigliosa!!
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