
A sprinkling of pomegranate seeds adds a bright touch to this simple green salad. (Photo by Laura Groch)
Cheery, colorful pomegranates are in season and ready to brighten our tables. Pomegranates are especially touted for their antioxidant properties these days, plus they are high in Vitamin C and a good source of fiber, says the POM Council.
But before we start cooking and eating, let’s decorate!
The fruits keep for a long time without refrigeration, so use them in a colorful display on your table or kitchen counter. Feature them in a large bowl or basket, and tuck in greenery, pine cones, cinnamon sticks or the like. Or mound them in a bowl with silver or gold round glass ornaments.
Now let’s talk juice. The flesh-covered seeds, called arils, are beautiful Continue reading