I like the wooden spoon method. Cut pomegranate in half. Hold cut side down in hand over deep bowl. Smack the peel side repeatedly with the back of the spoon. The seeds fall out into the bowl.
@@davidweigel2506 Yes, this might just be a matter of taste. I have tried all methods of how to open a pomegranate. This video is the result and this technique is the fastest and gentlest with no spilling! Greetings, Rita
Hi Rita‘ kleiner Tipp noch für Dich• Kaufe immer die kleinen ( auch hässliche) Granatäpfel. Die großen schönen sind oft verseucht. Ich weiß es von einem Einkäufer in einem Konzern. Es hat sich die Plantagen in der Türkei angeschaut u. meinte was die dort für eine Pampe; wahrscheinlich Dünger an die Bäume hinschütten ist unfassbar. Deshalb mein Tipp für Dich weil Du so sympathisch bist kaufe immer die kleinen hässlichen. Mach’s gut u. liebe Grüße aus München
From the web: I love how apples are just like "Here I am" and pomegranates are like "You must first pass three trials of strength, wisdom, and courage".
The neighbor 2 houses down had a tree and I know I helped myself a few times as a child. It seems the ripe ones split open on their own and we did the rest with our hands that probably ended up with purple/black stains. I've never eaten one since. Oh, and he used to give them as "treats" on Halloween 🙁
Lucky you, there are no pomegranate trees growing in our latitudes, unfortunately. Here you can only find them in the grocery store. A beautiful story, thanks a lot! 🌷🌸🌹🌺
Thank you for the valuable information. Unfortunately, you do not always know where the pomegranates come from. But I would also like to try them from Kandahar! But how do you open pomegranate in Afghanistan?
@@PureRita Almost same as explained in video with a slight difference at the end. In Afghanistan, pomegranate seeds are dropped by hitting the back of the skin of them with a wooden spoon.
Way too complicated - just cut a circle around the top vs a star and then down each membrane, Remove the core, Turn it over and hitit with a wodden spoon and the seeds fall. out
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Try this technique and write me if it works! Or, how do you open and seed a pomegranate? ❤🌷🌸🌹🌺🌻🌼
I like the wooden spoon method. Cut pomegranate in half. Hold cut side down in hand over deep bowl. Smack the peel side repeatedly with the back of the spoon. The seeds fall out into the bowl.
@@davidweigel2506 Yes, this might just be a matter of taste. I have tried all methods of how to open a pomegranate. This video is the result and this technique is the fastest and gentlest with no spilling! Greetings, Rita
Hi Rita‘ kleiner Tipp noch für Dich• Kaufe immer die kleinen ( auch hässliche) Granatäpfel. Die großen schönen sind oft verseucht. Ich weiß es von einem Einkäufer in einem Konzern. Es hat sich die Plantagen in der Türkei angeschaut u. meinte was die dort für eine Pampe; wahrscheinlich Dünger an die Bäume hinschütten ist unfassbar. Deshalb mein Tipp für Dich weil Du so sympathisch bist kaufe immer die kleinen hässlichen. Mach’s gut u. liebe Grüße aus München
Vielen Dank für Deinen wertvollen Tipp, auch für die Community die das liest! 😍 Liebe Grüße, Rita
From the web:
I love how apples are just like "Here I am" and pomegranates are like "You must first pass three trials of strength, wisdom, and courage".
It hits the spot! I couldn't have put it more beautifully. Thank you so much for this great comment.
Wow. This actually works so well. Better than I expected. Thank you!
Very glad to hear that! Thanks!
The neighbor 2 houses down had a tree and I know I helped myself a few times as a child. It seems the ripe ones split open on their own and we did the rest with our hands that probably ended up with purple/black stains. I've never eaten one since. Oh, and he used to give them as "treats" on Halloween 🙁
Lucky you, there are no pomegranate trees growing in our latitudes, unfortunately. Here you can only find them in the grocery store. A beautiful story, thanks a lot! 🌷🌸🌹🌺
Now sautee in brown sugar, butter drizzle on vanilla bean ice cream 😋
That sounds tempting! Thank you very much!😊
It works! Thank you for sharing the tips that’s really helpful! 😊
Thank you, Cathy, I`m happy I could help!
Thank You for this cause I was wondering how to this will be my first time. Thank You
Wish you good luck! You are welcome!
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Amazing help! Now I've got a bowl of pomegranate for the evening!
Good idea, it's so healthy!
Cool…
Jump to 2:27 to get to instructions on how to cut
OK
Finely! Thank you!
Thanks!
Nice technique!
For your information, Kandahar zone of Afghanistan also has one of the best pomegranates of the world.
Thank you for the video.
Is anyone in the US importing pomegranates from Afghanistan? I'd love to try them.
Thank you for the valuable information. Unfortunately, you do not always know where the pomegranates come from. But I would also like to try them from Kandahar! But how do you open pomegranate in Afghanistan?
@@PureRita Almost same as explained in video with a slight difference at the end. In Afghanistan, pomegranate seeds are dropped by hitting the back of the skin of them with a wooden spoon.
@@homayounnaseri4793 Thank you!
So beautifully explained and lots of interesting facts about it. Thank you so much for this!
You `re welcome!
Good video, congrats and thanks
I am glad you liked it! Thanks!
Thank you
You're welcome, I hope it worked!
Great video! Thank you!
Thank you very much!
Omg... that’s amazing
Thank you!
I've never had a pomegranate that wasn't a mess.
Try this technique and will be surprised, no mess at all!
Way too complicated - just cut a circle around the top vs a star and then down each membrane, Remove the core, Turn it over and hitit with a wodden spoon and the seeds fall. out