Jelly Beans

Are you looking for STEM challenges to do with unsual holidays? National Jelly Bean Day is celebrated on April 22nd!Can your team transport a bag of jelly beans in the fastest time using a zipline?Jelly Bean Zipline ChallengeMaterials Needed: (per classroom)- small plastic bathroom cups (1 per team)- jelly beans (one bag of the same amount per team)- string or yarn (for the zipline and cup attachment)- straw (one per team)- timer- glue, tape, and scissorsThis a really fun STEM Challenge…

Homemade jelly beans you can make any time using any flavor you can think of.

Pepper jelly has it all — it’s sweet, tangy and spicy. I usually put it on cream cheese or goat cheese and serve it with crackers, but I also love adding it to baked beans for an added zip.

Making jelly beans can be somewhat time consuming, but doable even for the cooking and candy making novice. (Such as myself.) I suggest buying a pot that

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Category: Condiments + Spice BlendsSeasons: October, September, August, July, JuneCourtesy of Amy CrowellJeanice Zinsmeyer, my grandparents' longtime D'Hanis, Texas, neighbor, makes this jelly every year. Adapted from Claudia Abbey Ball's recipe, it turns a beautiful honey-brown color and is perfect for spreading over toast or biscuits.Note: One gallon of mesquite beans will be more than

Honey Mesquite Jelly is delicious! It has a fresh honey flavor with sweet, nutty hints of molasses and caramel and the citrus to brighten it up.

Clean and sterize 1/2 pint jars. Put lids in pot of hot water. Cut each mesquite bean into pieces, place in large kettle and add water to cover. Simmer until liquid turns...

Discover the world of Jelly Bean Amigurumi with this free No-Sew Crochet Goldfish Pattern! Make a cute small fish stuffie to gift.