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Friday, November 11, 2011

Pomegranate.... Simple Pleasures...

 
Pomegranate seeds are a fall favorite for sure.  I'll eat the seeds from one half and save the seeds from the other half to sprinkle on salads.
Posted by From Beyond My Kitchen Window at 8:02 AM

21 comments:

  1. Carol at SerendipityFri Nov 11, 08:10:00 AM GMT-4:30

    I have never had pomegranate seeds! I shall have to try them. Lovely photo.
    Carol

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  2. Country Gal Fri Nov 11, 08:30:00 AM GMT-4:30

    Wonderful photo . I am not a fan of pomegranate just not a taste I like. Have a wonderful day !

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  3. Sue/the view from great islandFri Nov 11, 08:50:00 AM GMT-4:30

    I love it, but I've never mastered the art of removing the seeds. When we lived in California our neighbor had a pomegranate tree that hung over our backyard and the kids would sit around the pool and make a huge mess pulling them apart. Great photo.

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  4. ManuFri Nov 11, 08:56:00 AM GMT-4:30

    Beautiful pic!! lovey autumn colours!!!
    Have a great week end

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  5. pennyFri Nov 11, 09:14:00 AM GMT-4:30

    You make every thing sound and look so delicious, Susan. Pomegranates look beautiful in the store but I have not tried one.

    Hugs,
    Pam

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  6. KimFri Nov 11, 09:25:00 AM GMT-4:30

    I see them in the store but I don't know what to do with them . So, you just crack them open and eat the seeds?

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  7. Carol @ There's Always Thyme to CookFri Nov 11, 09:47:00 AM GMT-4:30

    Definitely worth the mess to have those beautiful little jewels!

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  8. Karen S BoothFri Nov 11, 11:12:00 AM GMT-4:30

    A BEAUTIFUL photo and I DO love pomegranates too!
    Karen

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  9. karen - Simply InspiredFri Nov 11, 01:51:00 PM GMT-4:30

    Beautiful photo!!!!!!!!!!!!! takes my breath away, I feel healthy just looking at it!
    thank you!
    -xok.

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  10. Susan LindquistFri Nov 11, 02:45:00 PM GMT-4:30

    I love their place in Greek mythology! I love the way they sit inside the skin of the fruit! I love their health benefits! I love their color! I love them on salads or in salsas, but I don't love them juiced. The POM juice is too strong and concentrated for my palate!

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  11. ElaineFri Nov 11, 03:45:00 PM GMT-4:30

    A seasonal treat to look forward to! I love them.

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  12. Farm GirlFri Nov 11, 03:59:00 PM GMT-4:30

    What I like about eating them is you have to do it slow, and take your time. Not like a banana I can wolf down on my way out the door. :) Have a nice weekend.

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  13. VictoriaFri Nov 11, 04:30:00 PM GMT-4:30

    yum!!! tis the season!! love bashing the seeds out with a rolling pin!

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  14. Brownieville GirlFri Nov 11, 06:23:00 PM GMT-4:30

    I love picking each seed out one by one!

    Fantasatic photo!

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  15. Ocean Breezes and Country SneezesFri Nov 11, 08:34:00 PM GMT-4:30

    We can thank the Greek Goddess Persephone for eating those seeds and giving us winter! LOL!!! So, what's done is done!!! LOL!!! I say eat and enjoy! They are so yummy!

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  16. AnonymousFri Nov 11, 09:35:00 PM GMT-4:30

    I just bought some, too. They are so tasty!

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  17. LynnSat Nov 12, 05:19:00 AM GMT-4:30

    I haven't had one since I was a kid-enjoy:@)

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  18. LauraSat Nov 12, 10:36:00 PM GMT-4:30

    Your photo is wonderful!
    True confession-
    I have never done anything with pomegranates.

    Yikes!

    Laura
    White Spray Paint

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  19. scrambledhenfruitSun Nov 13, 12:20:00 AM GMT-4:30

    I just bought my first pomegranate of the season tonight, and now I can't wait to break into it. :)

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  20. NeesieSun Nov 13, 02:12:00 AM GMT-4:30

    You took me back years with this post...my maiden aunt first introduced me to pomegranates way back. Back then we used to eat them with a needle. It took hours painstaking picking out each seed but so rewarding with each jewel. A lot of work but all worth the effort.
    Nowadays we know all that's needed is to cut the pomegranate in half and whack the skin with a wooden rolling pin to remove the seeds....somehow that doesn't seem so much fun but then I suppose it depends what kind of a day you've had and how much pent up energy you might want to get rid of ;D

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  21. LindyLouMacFri Nov 25, 03:19:00 PM GMT-4:30

    These look good, ours were not so sweet this year.

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