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]]>Add some color to your table with this vibrant fall salad by recipe developer Danilicious. Kale and quinoa serve as a hearty base for creamy goat cheese and butternut squash along with candied pecans for a touch of sweetness. Sprinkle with plenty of fresh pomegranate seeds, and whatever you do, don’t skip the pomegranate molasses vinaigrette.
Pomegranates are native to the Middle East, and this recipe by chef Jamie Oliver does a fantastic job of paying homage to the fruit’s origins by pairing it with other ingredients from the region. The cake itself is light, yet satisfying thanks to the yogurt and tahini in the batter, while the fresh pomegranate rose water drizzle adds sweetness and tang.
If there’s one thing we love more than a good old-fashioned cocktail (pun intended), it’s a good old-fashioned cocktail with a seasonal twist. Aperol Spritzes are traditionally made with just Aperol, Prosecco, and a splash of soda, but this version by Jessica from How Sweet Eats includes pomegranate juice and fresh arils for a subtle nod to the changing leaves. Add a slice of orange, and you’ve got foliage in a glass.
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]]>When a pomegranate is really good, it has super juicy seeds. The extra juice makes the pomegranate really heavy, especially for its small size. So, if you pick up a pomegranate and it seems pretty heavy, it’s likely a good one!
Similar to watermelons, the perfect-looking ones aren’t usually the best-tasting. Look for pomegranates that aren’t perfectly round. If they have flatter sides, you’re looking at a good one.
If the pomegranate you picked up has bruised or rough skin, put it back. This is not the perfect pomegranate you’re looking for. Instead, look for a pomegranate with super smooth and shiny skin.
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]]>Fortunately, there are some fruits that can be your biggest ally in this fight against wintertime illnesses! Here are some that you should definitely incorporate into your diet.
The main component in oranges that make them so effective at fighting illness is the high concentration of Vitamin C that they contain. This vitamin helps to keep your immune system in tip-top shape.
Blueberries are packed with antioxidants including Vitamin C, copper, iron, and anthocyanin. These work in combination to keep your cells strong and healthy while providing your immune system with a boost.
Pomegranate is a special fruit with one of the highest antioxidant concentrations in the world. In addition, pomegranates contain plant compounds that help to fight potentially dangerous microorganisms in your body that can get you sick.
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]]>The post Fall’s Most Underrated Fruit: The Best Pomegranate Recipes appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Add some color to your table with this vibrant fall salad by recipe developer Danilicious. Kale and quinoa serve as a hearty base for creamy goat cheese and butternut squash along with candied pecans for a touch of sweetness. Sprinkle with plenty of fresh pomegranate seeds, and whatever you do, don’t skip the pomegranate molasses vinaigrette.
Pomegranates are native to the Middle East, and this recipe by chef Jamie Oliver does a fantastic job of paying homage to the fruit’s origins by pairing it with other ingredients from the region. The cake itself is light, yet satisfying thanks to the yogurt and tahini in the batter, while the fresh pomegranate rose water drizzle adds sweetness and tang.
If there’s one thing we love more than a good old-fashioned cocktail (pun intended), it’s a good old-fashioned cocktail with a seasonal twist. Aperol Spritzes are traditionally made with just Aperol, Prosecco, and a splash of soda, but this version by Jessica from How Sweet Eats includes pomegranate juice and fresh arils for a subtle nod to the changing leaves. Add a slice of orange, and you’ve got foliage in a glass.
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]]>The post How to Pick the Perfect Pomegranate appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>When a pomegranate is really good, it has super juicy seeds. The extra juice makes the pomegranate really heavy, especially for its small size. So, if you pick up a pomegranate and it seems pretty heavy, it’s likely a good one!
Similar to watermelons, the perfect-looking ones aren’t usually the best-tasting. Look for pomegranates that aren’t perfectly round. If they have flatter sides, you’re looking at a good one.
If the pomegranate you picked up has bruised or rough skin, put it back. This is not the perfect pomegranate you’re looking for. Instead, look for a pomegranate with super smooth and shiny skin.
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]]>The post 3 Fruits to Have in Your Diet to Stay Healthy This Winter appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Fortunately, there are some fruits that can be your biggest ally in this fight against wintertime illnesses! Here are some that you should definitely incorporate into your diet.
The main component in oranges that make them so effective at fighting illness is the high concentration of Vitamin C that they contain. This vitamin helps to keep your immune system in tip-top shape.
Blueberries are packed with antioxidants including Vitamin C, copper, iron, and anthocyanin. These work in combination to keep your cells strong and healthy while providing your immune system with a boost.
Pomegranate is a special fruit with one of the highest antioxidant concentrations in the world. In addition, pomegranates contain plant compounds that help to fight potentially dangerous microorganisms in your body that can get you sick.
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