pomegranate
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- noun
- /ˈpɑːmɪɡrænɪt/
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granada
- Around October, pomegranates turned ruby red and could be converted into pomegranate jelly or a luscious liqueur.
- pomegranate seeds
- pomegranate juice
- eat pomegranates
The hummus is so good, but the little crunchy of the pomegranate seed is so nice.
- The hummus is so good, but the little crunchy of the pomegranate seed is so nice.
- Macadamia nuts, walnuts, flax seed, sunflower, Lechin, pomegranate seeds.
- Although I'm not I I could do with or without the lime, but the pomegranate seeds, it's a nice touch.
- Organic cocoa butter, grapefruit oil, sandalwood oil, geranium oil, fresh pomegranate juice.
- It contains Noni, blueberry acai, pomegranate, green tea, rose hips, chlorella, mangosteen and elderberry flour.
- And these are the pomegranate and lime splash scent.
Examples
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Roasted duck breast with a pomegranate citrus glaze, and a side of buttery garlic green beans with a palm puree mashed potato.
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I added pomegranate seeds since I stumbled across this recipe for a pomegranate and chocolate cookie.
Blog text (20) -
I wish I could reach in and enjoy that pomegranate right now.
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I wonder what a pomegranate seed tastes like.
Fiction book (1998) -
And to finish this off, we're going to go ahead and top it off with the pomegranate seeds, some lime, and some mint.
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We have a pomegranate souffle, which is amazing, which is different than the sorbet.
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There was duck cooked with apricots and raspberries, and salad with pomegranate seeds.
Fiction book (2002) -
Create a yogurt parfait for breakfast with pomegranate seeds, berries, and granola.
Blog text (20) -
Like nature's edible rubies, pomegranate seeds add sweet-tart flavor and gorgeous color to many dishes.
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To create a refreshing salad, add pomegranate seeds to mixed greens and feta cheese.
Synonyms
A small tree or shrub that produces large red fruit with many edible seeds
Compounds
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Etymology
Pomegranate comes from the Latin parts pomum 'apple' and granatum 'seeded'. So it originally meant 'seeded apple', which fits the round fruit full of many little red seeds.