I have to say I think I made great strides this year in the messy factor…just takes practice (and what delicious practice it is)

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Ooh the shower gel sounds wonderful! And yes, lots of work with pomegranates, but for those of us who love challenges….

Cheers Nate!

Hey! I have to say that I personally love pomegranates. We have a huge tree in the back yard but I have been known to casually take walks past the neighbor’s farming land near us to take grab some more when ours are finished. I only take the red ripe ones that are left hanging over into the roadside, and he never ever eats them, so they are fair game. He lives in “the city center” and he passes by sometimes. However, he never actually farms his land, so I didn’t want them to go to waste. He obviously caught on to the pomegranate eating culprit because he told Domenico to tell me that I could actually go inside the gate and pick the fruit.,-) I don’t know how he knew it was me, but maybe the trail of the yellowish webbing peels and the seeds leading to my house could have been a clue. hahahaha I usually carry a knife (my now typical Calabrian habit) to the tree and start peeling and eating it on the way back home, thus my evidence trail. They say you can make an excellent healthy drink( clears arteries and keeps them healthy),but I don’t know how to make it by separating the seeds. However, I’m sure it would be great. I would also like to find and try of those some tasty persian recipes to use with them. On a lazy Sunday, I have to cut loose and make something different. Sounds fun huh? Hugs,

You’re so lucky to be surrounded by so many pomegranates (and willing donors)

I just found your beautiful blog over at Somepinkflowers. I enjoyed reading about your love for pomegranates. I’m in middle age and just had my FIRST one! I loved it. I look forward to having many more messy treats.

I’ll be back again.

Thanks,

Kate

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So lovely to see you here Kate! Looking forward to getting to know you as well

I remember eating pomegranates and persimmons when I was very young . It takes me way back. They are both favorites of mine.

Well, thanks for stopping by for a sugary visit! You’ll have to come by for the halloween blog party on your birthday. I’ll save some special treats for you!!

Take care, Deb

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So great to see you here Debbie; I’ll definitely come around on the 18th

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Ooh I’m curious as to what it smells like. Sounds lovely!

http://findingladolcevita.blogspot.com/2007/11/pomegranate-and-red-wine-granita.html

I also have a Pomegranite Merlot Reduction that is wonderful during the cooler months for game or roasts.
I love pomegranites. The inside are like rubies! And the taste is awesome!

Have a good weekend, Michelle,
Maryann xox

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Awesome Maryann! Thanks for sharing

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Woohoo! Hope it goes well