Can you eat pomegranate seeds? Although they're not juicy and sweet like the arils they’re encased in, learn the delicious ...

Pomegranate seeds are the juicy, edible parts of the fruit, packed with flavor and nutrients. They’re safe to eat, but overdoing it or eating the root, stem, or peel can sometimes cause stomach upset ...

Pomegranates and their gem-like arils add a boost of rich color and bright flavor to any dish. But they also have major health benefits, experts say, including antioxidant and anti-inflammatory ...

The recipe for this pretty salad, sparkling with fresh pomegranate seeds, has made the rounds. I first heard about Spinach Salad With Strawberries, Cucumber and Pomegranate Seeds when Gretchen Kantrow ...

In this episode of In the Kitchen with Matt, I will show you how to eat a pomegranate. I will also do a pomegranate taste test. Where do pomegranates grow? Pomegranates originated in the Iran to ...

In the Dahlem Museum in Berlin, there’s a large Rembrandt painting of the goddess Persephone being carried off to the underworld by its lord, Hades. In the underworld, according to the myth, the ...

You may cringe at hearing Christmas carols before Thanksgiving, but there’s no avoiding it now: Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa were all this month, and now there's New Year’s Eve and all the chaos ...

Pomegranates are known for their health benefits, tough exterior, and bright red juices that can easily stain your favorite t-shirt if you're not careful. While they might not be as common in the U.S.

The pomegranate tree is a fruit-bearing deciduous shrub with fruit rich in antioxidants, fiber, and other vitamins and minerals. Pomegranates are filled with seeds, which makes sense because “granate” ...