There are many reasons to love pomegranates: their sweet, tart flavor, their juicy seeds that pop in your mouth, their versatility in salads, sides and smoothies and high antioxidant content, to name ...

There's nothing quite like popping a handful of pomegranate seeds into your mouth for a refreshing burst of sweet and sour juices. Yet getting to those seeds is practically impossible-something that ...

This week, Food editor Judy Walker shows readers how to cut up and easily release the seeds of pomegranates. Look for a new webisode of "In Judy's Kitchen" every Thursday on Nola.com. If there's some ...

For many years I avoided buying whole pomegranates for fear of juice splatter reminiscent of a crime scene, instead turning to overpriced, often bland and mushy prepackaged seeds. Since then I've ...

Whether you’re into this fruit or not, you should still know how to cut these mysterious, juicy creatures. They are a great, 100-ish calorie snack and can be served fresh, frozen or juiced. Disclaimer ...

The first method is the easiest of all and the pomegranate seeds will easily fall out with this method. Firstly, cut off the crown (the top of the pomegranate). Also remove the top white layer of the ...

What to know about the seeds of the round, red fruit. The pomegranate tree is a fruit-bearing deciduous shrub with fruit rich in antioxidants, fiber, and other vitamins and minerals. Pomegranates are ...

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