I love celery flavor but I don’t always want it in my soup . . . I want the essence of the subtle flavor without the bits! (I sound like my kids “does it have bits?”)
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The color is beautiful–like gems. They are sweet and crunchy at the same time . . . just like me! Ok, I’ll be honest–I’m feeling a little goofy today.
Well, yes, I guess it can be messy and it does stain–if you have the juice. The actual seeds aren’t too bad. I use pomegranate seeds in smoothies, on salads and I make a fantastic pomegranate salad dressing. I typically buy them at the store just because the package costs the same as buying the pomegranate.
My store was out of stock but they did have pomegranates so . . . I bought one. Then I thought of my readers, did they know how to de seed a pomegranate? And now we are here! (I think about you guys all the time as I’m spending time in my kitchen creating simple meals with just a touch of something new and fun–because breakfast, lunch and dinner can get sort of monotonous.)
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I learn by watching and think most people do–especially when it comes to cooking! This is a quick video just 3 minutes. Those of you who know me or have watched my vids before know that I get sidetracked easily. This video I stayed on topic, was photo bombed by my 6-year-old while the 8-year-old was filming AND I had a guy cutting tile in my garage. For the record, I did know the guy in my garage–it isn’t like I have random folks working in my garage. (But if a random person wanted to come dust . . . ).
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