Graham cracker houses. Somehow they escaped me. It's either because I haven't been following Martha Stewart as closely, or that in my busy world, gathering sweets to use as small-scale building ...

Graham crackers: Choose graham crackers that have sturdiness and smooth edges. Royal icing: This versatile icing acts as the glue for your gingerbread house and can be tinted with food coloring to ...

Just use graham crackers for the walls and roof. You can make festive candy houses for Christmas without all the baking time you need for gingerbread.

For the roof, pipe icing on the flat edges of 2 graham cracker squares. Add more frosting along the edges of the existing cracker walls; gently place the “roof” and hold in place for a minute ...

Use icing to connect 4 graham cracker squares together for the base of the house. Use 1 graham cracker square for the bottom, and 3 for the sides of the peep house.

ABINGDON, Va. — Families built some holiday spirit on a recent Saturday when kids from ages 4 to 13 gathered to construct gingerbread houses in Abingdon. Instead of nails, hammers, and wood, the ...

IS IT a quaint holiday tradition or a recipe for disaster? The annual event at Elkridge Elementary School is a little of each. On Tuesday, the cafeteria was filled with the smell of vanilla icing a… ...

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Shingles missing, holes in the roofs gaping, plaster dripping. The snowman has collapsed, the door is jammed shut and the guests are huddled against the walls waiting to get in.