Gingerbread Morning

Dried cherries, almonds, peppercorns, red beans, black-eyed peas, pretzels, and banana chips on the houses. Waffles and whipped cream for breakfast. (The holidays.)

Comments

[Annie]

The houses are adorable, really yummy looking, and oh, those waffles, yummy too!

: )

Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[martina]

That looks so inviting and fun! Merry Christmas and happy new year.

[Chris]

Lovely

[Lisa]

magical!

[Amanda]

They came out wonderful!!

[Karen B]

I love your gingerbread houses! We make ours into a trailer park every year. I love the different versions of the traditional!

[Cottage 1945]

Love those gingerbread houses! Looks like you had a fun time.

[Kathy]

They are magnificent, as is your dining area. I just look at it and think how charming, beautiful, cozy, and perfect it looks. It makes me want to redo my entire house when I see yours! HA. :)

[Veronika]

Ooooh lovely! :) We love gingerbread houses too! In fact we made a whole village this year :) I've put a few pictures up: http://lalomino.wordpress.com/2010/11/23/silent-night-holy-night-lalalaaa/

I love your plates and mugs too!

Veronika

[Catherine]

Those kids must love coming to your house! I have a "grammy" who had the same kind of appeal when I was little. My mom was uptight about things staying clean (and we were VERY clean little children) but grammy would let us come over and make gingerbread/"experiments" in baking however we wanted, no matter what the mess. She also had a special cupboard with cinnamon gummies that she didn't exactly tell us about, but we knew we could sneak some and she wouldn't be mad.

[Samantha Martz]

They look woodsy and delicious!

[Karen B]

I thought I'd send you a link to our trailer park. http://elderberrystreet.blogspot.com/2010/12/annual-trailer-park-construction.html

[Monique]

Absolutely simply beautiful~

[Delilah]

Your gingerbread houses look very rustic - almost like they belong in the deep Oregon woods. I'm sure a good time was had by all.

They look great,
Merry Christmas

[Gabriela (Gabi With An Eye)]

I don't believe I've ever seen cuter gingerbread houses than those. I adore the sliced almond roof tiles. Adorable! And is that Perry's or Arden's hand holding the fork? What a lovely post.

[Annie]

What a nice photo to welcome the table to its new photogenic spot.

Merry Christmas to you all. I think 2011 is going to be a corker.
Thank you for being here.
xx
Annie in New Hampshire

[Catherine]

I just love how woodsey those gingerbread houses look. So apropos for the Pacific Northwest!

[Bethany Hissong]

I love how the gingerbread houses turned out too!

[Jules]

Your pictures just kill me. It's like I've been transported into a Carl Larsson painting every dang time.

[Lindseynbuxton@gmail.com]

They look great:)

[Julie]

Such inviting photos, so cozy and welcoming. Wishing I could crawl through my computer and sit down with you!

[Sara]

What pretty pictures! Looks like fun! I have to know though, where did you get the dinnerware design? Gorgeous!

[Anki]

Oh, your Ikea gingerbread houses are wonderful! Ours was very basic in comparison. Next year though I'm absolutely going to try this Moomin house...we love Moomin.
http://www.axis-of-aevil.net/archives/2005/12/eating_moomins.html

[Sara]

Oh and I forgot--that top photo looks like it came from a Pottery Barn magazine :)

[Beth]

Everything looks perfect !