for the last several weeks, every sunday when i'm in lund's shopping for sunday dinner, i see these pre-packaged, peeled pomegranates for about $6. this baffles me. why in the world you would pay an extra $4 to let someone else have all the fun of peeling your pomegranate? i may be going overboard here, but part of the appeal of a pomegranate for me has always been the time and labor involved - it is a luxurious fruit and you cannot eat one in a rush. the popping of some seeds and juice-stained fingertips are a very necessary part of the experience for me.
speaking of sunday dinner, yesterday's delicious meal was complimented by something decadent. my first attempt at crème brûlée went quite well...
and, happiest of birthdays to my best of friends. i love you like tucker loves text messaging.
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Yay pom!
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which sarah is this?
and, i can't see the image!
My brother and I were just discussing his recent and initial pomegranate and he was talking about how much work it was and how satisfied he was with it and how he reckoned that kings used to sit around doing that kind of thing.
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