The pomegranate ... They have a unique structure consisting of three main parts: the ovary, mesocarp, and rail. The ovary is the fruit’s core, which contains numerous seeds.

(In fact, most pomegranates have somewhere between 400 and 800 seeds, but it's a lovely allegorical notion). On the table, a pomegranate ... skin and clingy white internal membranes.

Pomegranate seeds are encased in membranes and can be difficult to remove due to the fruit's structure and the tendency of the juice to stain, but techniques like this can help. The fruit must be ...

If you have kids, it can be fun for them to see the inside of the pomegranate — it looks like a container of jewels! These beautiful seeds that contribute potassium, vitamin C and fiber have ...

Pomegranate seeds are safe to eat and are a good source of many vitamins and nutrients. People may also refer to pomegranate seeds as arils. Share on Pinterest Jeremy Pawlowski/Stocksy The white ...

Eating pomegranates — including pomegranate seeds and pomegranate juice — may reduce your risk for certain liver, heart and kidney conditions. Plus, pomegranates provide a healthy dose of ...

food writer Katie Workman adds pomegranate seeds. The toughest part of cooking with pomegranates is getting their abundant seeds out of their leathery skin and clingy white internal membranes.