san francisco gingerbread row houses
December 15, 2010 § 6 Comments
I sorely miss the eccentric, eclectic, and colorful city of San Francisco. So much so that I decided to make gingerbread row houses as an ode to the city’s iconic Painted Ladies fronting Alamo Square Park. These are not your usual gingerbread houses, they are ice cream sandwiches. And not just any ice cream — mango ice cream. Given that the Bay Area accommodates the largest concentration of the Asian-American populace, I thought exotic ginger and mango couldn’t be more perfect flavors to make these fun treats.
I’m in the Bay Area several times a year, considering it’s where O.T. is currently residing. This year, I spent a combined three months there, but still can’t help but feel that time could be extended.
The above is a shot of us from the summer of 2009. I seldom go to Alamo Square Park, but always get a good chuckle out of the audience each time I visit. I’ve always been confounded by the intent crowd watching the houses (perhaps they’re expecting Bob Saget or the Olsen twins to come out on the porch?).
Incredible cakes !
Thank you.
The ice cream sandwiches look wonderful! That’s pretty funny about the people watching the houses. 🙂 Happy holidays, Jeromina!
Hi Ann,
Thank you! Hope you have a wonderful holiday!
soo tasty too!
All dedicated to you. Glad you enjoyed it. 🙂