In the 70's when we were collecting Time Life's Foods of the World series, the book on Middle East cooking arrived. An open pomegranate on a silver platter graced the cover. So exotic!!! There were no pomegranates in my grocery store back then. Now my WholeFoods market has pomegranates the size of softballs. EatingWell has a wonderful recipe using this fruit - a barley, wild rice pilaf with pomegranate seeds. In Diana Kennedy's book, The Cuisines of Mexico, there is a salad which consists of small poblano peppers stuffed with avocado and served on a bed of lettuce leaves decorated with pomegranate seeds. It is delicious!
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Pomegranates
In the 70's when we were collecting Time Life's Foods of the World series, the book on Middle East cooking arrived. An open pomegranate on a silver platter graced the cover. So exotic!!! There were no pomegranates in my grocery store back then. Now my WholeFoods market has pomegranates the size of softballs. EatingWell has a wonderful recipe using this fruit - a barley, wild rice pilaf with pomegranate seeds. In Diana Kennedy's book, The Cuisines of Mexico, there is a salad which consists of small poblano peppers stuffed with avocado and served on a bed of lettuce leaves decorated with pomegranate seeds. It is delicious!
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