how to use gelatin


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3 tablespoons unflavored gelatin
1 cup boiling water<BR /><DIV>
      12 oz can frozen juice concentrate</DIV>
      
Let the gelatin soften in the cold water for 1 minute then mix into the
      boiling water. Stir about 5 minutes until all the gelatin is dissolved.
      When you are absolutely certain that all of the gelatin has dissolved add
      the undiluted, frozen juice concentrate. Stir until the frozen concentrate
      melts completely. Place the gelatin mixture into a dish or pan and chill
      overnight, or until firm. Cut the pan into squares. Great for after school
      or lunch box snacks. 
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