The pomegranate fruit is one of THE 7 SPECIES listed in the Torah, the Jewish Bible. It was one of the acceptable offerings in the ancient Temple of Jerusalem. Its multiple seeds represent prosperity and abundance.
Pomegranates, with their unique shape and color, are a popular motif in Jewish art and artifacts.
During Rosh Hashanah, it is customary, according to some traditions, to include pomegranate seeds among the Simanim, i.e., special blessings that are recited over a selection of symbolic foods.
Pomegranates boast nutritional value and culinary appeal and are a welcome addition in many recipes. Their seeds are known for their deep reddish hue, sweet rich taste and symbolic meaning.
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Honey Baked Apples With Pomegranate
Vegan Pomegranate Almond Oat Pudding
