This evening is a little chilly here in Chicagoland, and my neighbor said it made her think about rounding up her fall decorations for the house and yard. I guess it's just about the right time to start thinking about haunted Halloween gingerbread. Here's a cool recipe and pattern from Betty Crocker. The house is sort of a facade that looks easy to build and decorate. Easy, yes, but pretty darn impressive when completed!
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