Yesterday I picked the first pomegranate of the year. They always look ready at this time but are best left until late September when the flesh turns that gorgeous red. For now the seeds are pale although perfectly sweet and edible. We had them on our morning cereal. The heat and lack of rain means it won't be a abundant harvest this year as it was in 2009.
Friday, September 2, 2011
FIRST POM
Yesterday I picked the first pomegranate of the year. They always look ready at this time but are best left until late September when the flesh turns that gorgeous red. For now the seeds are pale although perfectly sweet and edible. We had them on our morning cereal. The heat and lack of rain means it won't be a abundant harvest this year as it was in 2009.
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Enjoy! Nearly every pomegranate from El Paso to Abq was killed to the ground in Feb, so none of those for a few years, when they grow back.....
ReplyDeleteStore-bought not as good, it seems.
So pretty! I used to always have a bowl full on my dining table becasue the looked so nice for months.
ReplyDeleteWish we could grow them here. My pom and pear salad is so yummy. The recipe is on my blog, highly recommend it.
ReplyDeletereminds me of a nursery rhyme. pumpernickel or something like that.
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