Comments on: Gingerbread Train http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/ Grilling and Cooking with The Osbornes Southern Style Sun, 13 Dec 2009 03:23:55 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 hourly 1 By: Anna (Giuliani) Muscat http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-3860 Anna (Giuliani) Muscat Sun, 13 Dec 2009 03:23:55 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-3860 What a lovely gingergread train you made with your son Riley. I loved it, and so much work went in to making it. All the preparation, the baking, cutting and putting together, and then decorating it. Was well worth it by the end of it. You did a job well done. Happy Holidays xx What a lovely gingergread train you made with your son Riley. I loved it, and so much work went in to making it.
All the preparation, the baking, cutting and putting together, and then decorating it. Was well worth it by the end of it.
You did a job well done.
Happy Holidays xx

]]> By: Astrid http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-3843 Astrid Thu, 10 Dec 2009 04:02:39 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-3843 That train is so amazing! And your son is absolutely adorable. Thank you for sharing this. I really want to make a gingerbread...something this weekend. I found the link to this on simply recipes, and I am glad I checked it out! That train is so amazing! And your son is absolutely adorable. Thank you for sharing this. I really want to make a gingerbread…something this weekend. I found the link to this on simply recipes, and I am glad I checked it out!

]]> By: Charlie Baldridge http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-3815 Charlie Baldridge Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:03:59 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-3815 Wow how great. When I friend sent this to me I right away passed it on to a friend who has a train collection and display that takes from the day after Halloween until about two weeks before Christmas to put up. He is going to make the gingerbread train but the train cars will be about the size of an old animal cracker box, and will become part of his train museum in his layout. It takes up a part of the family room, part of the dining room and about 75% of the front room, the rest is his tree, and a walkway to see the whole thing. each room is a different part of the scene. Mountains with ski lodge with working lift and smoke coming from the lodge chimney(family room), the rural area complete with farms and river(dining), and the front room is the town. He even has a mortuary complete with herse parked outside. (where does one find a toy herse?), there is a drive in movie playing Marilyn Monroe films, a bar playing Elvis and other 60's era music, over by one of his churches are carolers singing Christmas songs. He must think that this gingerbread one is really cool for him to make a place for it in his display. Thanks for sharing this with us, I just wanted you to know how far this has gone. I only wish my friend had a computer so he could take pictures or video to share the whole thing on line. We have been trying for a couple years to drag him into the 21st century I even offered to come do the work but so far a no go. Wow how great. When I friend sent this to me I right away passed it on to a friend who has a train collection and display that takes from the day after Halloween until about two weeks before Christmas to put up. He is going to make the gingerbread train but the train cars will be about the size of an old animal cracker box, and will become part of his train museum in his layout. It takes up a part of the family room, part of the dining room and about 75% of the front room, the rest is his tree, and a walkway to see the whole thing. each room is a different part of the scene. Mountains with ski lodge with working lift and smoke coming from the lodge chimney(family room), the rural area complete with farms and river(dining), and the front room is the town. He even has a mortuary complete with herse parked outside. (where does one find a toy herse?), there is a drive in movie playing Marilyn Monroe films, a bar playing Elvis and other 60’s era music, over by one of his churches are carolers singing Christmas songs. He must think that this gingerbread one is really cool for him to make a place for it in his display. Thanks for sharing this with us, I just wanted you to know how far this has gone. I only wish my friend had a computer so he could take pictures or video to share the whole thing on line. We have been trying for a couple years to drag him into the 21st century I even offered to come do the work but so far a no go.

]]> By: jamie http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-3813 jamie Tue, 24 Nov 2009 06:11:45 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-3813 hey im fourteen and i made this for my 3-year old cousin for his birthday (which is on christmas day) he loved it :) but couldnt find red licrorice so used block instead hey im fourteen and i made this for my 3-year old cousin for his birthday (which is on christmas day) he loved it :) but couldnt find red licrorice so used block instead

]]> By: Caden’s Page » Blog Archive » UES Dilation http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-1367 Caden’s Page » Blog Archive » UES Dilation Fri, 14 Dec 2007 04:55:24 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-1367 [...] Last year we did an engine, caboose, and two other cars. This year we got a little over ambitious and created an engine, caboose, and four cars. One (the passenger car) was custom made rather than using the Family Fun magazine template. [...] [...] Last year we did an engine, caboose, and two other cars. This year we got a little over ambitious and created an engine, caboose, and four cars. One (the passenger car) was custom made rather than using the Family Fun magazine template. [...]

]]> By: Hank http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-1365 Hank Tue, 04 Dec 2007 04:50:57 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-1365 Elise, Yes! Riley did get to eat it. At least part of it. We gave two cars to some friends. Thanks for the link from your blog. I am honored. Lisa, I emailed you with a response. Thanks for checking out Grill'n Time. Elise, Yes! Riley did get to eat it. At least part of it. We gave two cars to some friends. Thanks for the link from your blog. I am honored.

Lisa, I emailed you with a response. Thanks for checking out Grill’n Time.

]]> By: Lisa http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-1364 Lisa Thu, 29 Nov 2007 20:53:43 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-1364 Hi, there. I found the family fun site and have all instructions for the train. The problem is that the pdf file with the templates does not come up for me. Do you happen to have the templates? If so, is there anyway you can send them as an attachment to me?? Thanks. Last year, my daughter and I made a house. But she loves trains, and this year, I'd really like to do the train. Hi, there.

I found the family fun site and have all instructions for the train. The problem is that the pdf file with the templates does not come up for me. Do you happen to have the templates? If so, is there anyway you can send them as an attachment to me?? Thanks. Last year, my daughter and I made a house. But she loves trains, and this year, I’d really like to do the train.

]]> By: Elise http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-58 Elise Sat, 23 Dec 2006 01:46:54 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-58 What a lovely gingerbread train! I love the use of red licorice twists for the tracks. Coconut flakes as snow is a good idea too, better than the powdered sugar that I used. Does Riley get to eat it? What a lovely gingerbread train! I love the use of red licorice twists for the tracks. Coconut flakes as snow is a good idea too, better than the powdered sugar that I used. Does Riley get to eat it?

]]> By: Caden’s Page » Blog Archive » Christmas Season Fun and more http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/comment-page-1/#comment-55 Caden’s Page » Blog Archive » Christmas Season Fun and more Mon, 18 Dec 2006 04:32:21 +0000 http://www.hankosborne.com/grill/2006/12/17/gingerbread-train/#comment-55 [...] [...] [...] [...]

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