Tiny gingerbread houses that sit right on the rim of a mug. Perfect for hot chocolate, place cards, and little gifts. A smaller version of our classic gingerbread house.
Pipe icing along the edges of the front and back walls and press the sides into place. Hold each seam about 30 seconds.
Let the walls set five minutes, then add the roof panels one at a time and seal the peak with a line of icing.
Let the house dry 10 minutes before decorating with icing and sprinkles.
Set them on mugs, wrap them as gifts, or write names across the roofs for place cards.
Notes
Yield: Six to eight houses. Doubles easily.Make ahead: Dough keeps a week in the fridge or three months frozen. Baked pieces keep a week in an airtight container. Make the icing fresh.Mug fit: Roll thin and let the houses dry completely before they go near a hot drink. Set them on right before serving.Storage: Covered, cool, and dry. They'll hold for a few weeks.