The pomegranate is a fruit that in India has been used to prepare medicines for thousands of years, for example against diarrhea and intestinal parasites. Here is some basic information on pomegranate,some photos of pomegranate, pomegranate proverbs, and a recipe with pomegranate
| Scientific name: | Punica granatum |
| English: | Pomegranate |
| Dutch: | Granaatappel |
| Spanish: | Granado |
| French: | Grenadier commun |
| French: | Grenadier |
| German: | Granatapfel |
| Italian: | Melograno |
| Family: | Lythraceae |
| Order: | Myrtales |
| Origin: | Iran |
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| Evergreen or deciduous: | Pomegranate is a deciduous shrub. |
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| Height: | Pomegranate is a shrub which can grow 5-8 meter high |
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| Uses: | Often used to make juices, which can be very sweet or sour depending on the variety. |
Pomegranate juice
Instructions:
Chilled pomegranates are cut in half and crushed so the juice is squeezed out.
Serve the juice in a glass. It is tart-sweet, and great as a pick me up during a hot afternoon.
Who has a special recipe with pomegranate? Please send me a message.
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