
#1- Top and tail the beans while watching TV in a comfy chair (very important) :)
#2- Put on Dora to keep the kids busy while you do the following:
#3 Boil a pot of water



#7 When the timer goes off, take the beans out of the boiling water and put them directly into the ice water bath to stop the cooking.

#8 Take them out of the ice water when they're cool and lay them on the kitchen towel to soak up extra water.

#9 Put them in freezer bags and put them into the freezer :)
Easy! I had 8 bags of beans ready for the freezer in 40 minutes (not including time snapping them in front of the TV during naptime).