Pomegranate Salsa

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, for everyone except my pants. And then you’re really regretting all those Snickers Santa’s that you keep eating and having to replace for your kids stockings (oops).

In an effort to eat less chocolate and more good-for-you foods, I threw together this pomegranate salsa and it was almost as addicting as those little santas.

How to make pomegranate Salsa

Step 1: In a medium size bowl, combine the pomegranate arils, diced jalepeno, fresh cilantro, diced red onion, juice of one lime, cumin and salt and pepper to taste.

Step 2: Keep in refrigerator until ready to serve. I like to put mine in the refrigerator for up to an hour before serving, so the salsa can take on the flavor of the spices and pomegranate.

The best way to get out pomegranate seeds

Step 1: Roll the fruit with a moderate amount of pressure. You don’t want to crack the pomegranate, but you do want it to have movement in the shape, when you roll it.

Step 2: Score around the middle and cut in in half.

Step 3: Place a medium/large bowl on the counter. Flip the pomegranate half, seed side down (facing the bowl).

Step 4: Place your hand under the pomegranate seed side, with your fingers apart so the seeds can fall through them.

Step 5: Take a wooden spoon or a sturdy rubber spoon used for baking. Hit the rounded part of the pomegranate, squeezing the slightest bit, and let the pomegranate tendrils or seeds (whatever you refer to them as) fall through your fingers. 

Step 6: Continue hitting the pomegranate with the spoon on all sides of the pomegranate half. When all the seeds have fallen out, do the same with the other half.

 

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It’s all fresh ingredients (even some veggies), which was a nice change from what I’m normally eating this time of year.

The colors are ABSOLUTELY perfect for this season, whether you’re enjoying it at home, taking it to a family party, or watching a bowl game.

It’s pretty similar to our Pineapple Mango Salsa or our Strawberry Salsa, but the juicy, tart crunch of the pomegranate tendrils are a delightful touch.

What Do I dip in this salsa?

We love it served with tortilla chips OR over a block of warmed cream cheese served and crackers for dipping.

I like the Hint of Lime tortilla chips with this recipe. The lime and the pomegranate tastes amazing together.

It tastes delicious with Wheat Thins or some Club Crackers.

We now make this every New Years Eve, and it’s the first dip to be devoured. Everyone loves the fresh taste of pomegranate. I even caught someone eating it off their plate with just a fork.

You don’t need to dip anything in it if you don’t want to, it’s just that good.

Looking for more salsa recipes?

Guacamole Salsa
Mango Salsa
Easy Blender Salsa
Peach Salsa
Tomatillo Salsa Verde

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