Patience and Pomegranates
Friday, November 07, 2008
Jolie Bookspan, M.Ed, PhD, FAWM
It's pomegranate season. For the next few months, look for red, round fruit with edible seeds, called arils, prized for health benefits:
- Cut each end off thinly, enough to reach white pulp without cutting into the arils
- Score the peel into quarter cuts with a knife, enough to reach white pulp without cutting into the arils. The idea is to make it easy to break open into four quarters.
- Finger the arils from the cut sections into a bowl. Discard the whitish sectional pulp into a bowl or compost heap.
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It may take as much as 5 minutes to patiently tease out the arils. Good for practicing breathing, and good posture while standing over a counter.
Eat the sweet, slightly tart arils with a spoon. They are crunchy and juicy.
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