pomegranates

How to Open a Pomegranate www.canningwithkids.com
How to Open a Pomegranate
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Frustrated by the longing for pomegranate seeds and the time (and stains) it takes to get to the little suckers? Use this tried and true technique to open the pom, separate the seeds, and keep your skin its natural color, all in no time flat!

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Grenadine arcticgardenstudio.blogspot.com
Grenadine
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Homemade grenadine is really easy to make, it adds a little more zing than the store bought kind. When I tasted it I wasreally surprised how much it tasted like the real thing. A little less syrupy, more flavorful version of the real thing.

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Pear & Apple Chutney or I Heart Canning! www.thetomatotart.com
Pear & Apple Chutney or I Heart Canning!
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Daunted by canning, no more, I've leapt in with both feet. This sweet & gingery chutney was wholey inspired by the abundant baskets of fruit at a local farmers market. Packed with organic pears, apples, dried cherries & spices, it is warmth in a jar.

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Cranberryless Sauce blog.cookingchanneltv.com
Cranberryless Sauce
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No local cranberries in California, but no worries. Pomegranates stand in for a sweet-tart, hard-set jelly that resembles the stuff from a can you grew up with. (But you'll have to carve the ridges yourself.)

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Pomegranate Molasses simplyrecipes.com
Pomegranate Molasses
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Pomegranate molasses is a traditional ingredient in Middle Eastern cooking and can be found at Middle Eastern markets, or you can easily make some yourself with some pomegranate juice, sugar, and lemon.

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