Pomegranates are showing up in our stores now; a bit more common now that there's agood market for the juice. -- I love putting the seeds on green salads -- with a bit of gorgonzola and a light vinaigrette.
Merisi, it's funny to see this pomegranate in your post. It was just the other day that a magnificent pom appeared on the countertop workspace in the shop's office/kitchen.
It was a beauty. Everyone who passed by admired it, and wondered whose it was. How it got to be there. I never learned the solution to that mystery, but know that I will soon be seeking out a pom for my own.
Mary Howell Cromer, the ones I bring home usually dry out before I get to eat them. Must change that!
Vicki Lane, this sounds so delicious, will try to remember it next time I get ahold of a pomegranate (I am sitting at my desk on a rainy Sunday morning, studying, far from sunny Italy).
Frances, what a wonderful, thoughtful way to brighten one's day! :-)
I wonder whether the Italian call that paint shade "molegrano" (pomegranate)... Oh, that blue sky !!! Just divine ... especially when the dominant colour is grey ... (sigh) Marie-Noëlle
Mattina
A pleasure to look at your blog!!!
ReplyDeleteLuscious colours in the building, and I am learning to enjoy Pomegranate juices and have only tried the fruit once~ Have a great weekend~
ReplyDeleteMagnificent patina and color on the casa!
ReplyDeletePomegranates are showing up in our stores now; a bit more common now that there's agood market for the juice. -- I love putting the seeds on green salads -- with a bit of gorgonzola and a light vinaigrette.
Merisi, it's funny to see this pomegranate in your post. It was just the other day that a magnificent pom appeared on the countertop workspace in the shop's office/kitchen.
ReplyDeleteIt was a beauty. Everyone who passed by admired it, and wondered whose it was. How it got to be there. I never learned the solution to that mystery, but know that I will soon be seeking out a pom for my own.
xo
Enitram,
ReplyDeletethank you! :-)
A Brush With Color,
*blush*
Mary Howell Cromer,
the ones I bring home usually dry out before I get to eat them. Must change that!
Vicki Lane,
this sounds so delicious, will try to remember it next time I get ahold of a pomegranate (I am sitting at my desk on a rainy Sunday morning, studying, far from sunny Italy).
Frances,
what a wonderful, thoughtful way to brighten one's day! :-)
I wonder whether the Italian call that paint shade "molegrano" (pomegranate)...
ReplyDeleteOh, that blue sky !!! Just divine ... especially when the dominant colour is grey ... (sigh)
Marie-Noëlle
Lovely pairing for your photogaph. I like the Parma, pomegranate liquor for some of my cocktails.
ReplyDeleteRead another pomegrante post today too .... Just love the colours of the little house, and pomegrante is a fav of mine :-)
ReplyDeleteRough and smooth.. both beautiful.
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