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meggmoo · 14/03/2006 19:38

I bought a bottle of pomegranate molasses syrup today as I loved the bottle and was feeling adventurous.

How do I cook with it?
I understand it's used in the Middle East in savory dishes.

It smells divine.

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Blu · 14/03/2006 19:39

No idea, but I'm jealous already!

moondog · 14/03/2006 19:41

Megg,have just been admiring my bottle! Smile
I got mine in Turkey-over there they drizzle it (no oil) onto salad of copped tomato,onoin and cucumber.
Very nice.
Am thinking it could also be used rather like tamarind and as a marinade.
I have been meaning to get dh to question the Turks in his office more closely re it.
Will get back to you on it.
I also like it neat. Blush

MrsBadger · 14/03/2006 19:41

sure Nigella uses this...

I've used it in Moroccan tagines etc balanced against lemon to stop it getting too treacly

meggmoo · 14/03/2006 19:43

Moondog I was thinking about the tamarind connection too. Wondered about making stuffed puris and using it as part of a dressing.

Blu, it's gorgeous stuff.

Blush have been pouring loads onto a spoon and wolfing it like a cough medicine junkie!

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meggmoo · 14/03/2006 19:44

mmmmmmmmmm thanks Mrs Badger will look inot that to.

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moondog · 14/03/2006 19:47

Sounds like a viable notion megg.
God,I've now got to go and have a spoonful.
Where did you get it btw?

Blu · 14/03/2006 19:55

That's what i want to know - where did you get it/

Keep spooning it in, Meggmoo - pomegranate is the new superfood, isn't it? Really good for you...

moondog · 14/03/2006 19:59

i squeeze fresh pm. juice every day for brekfast.

meggmoo · 14/03/2006 20:05

It's an Asian shop nearish to me. Blu do you want some?

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meggmoo · 15/03/2006 11:22

Tried that salad Moondog it was delicious with some black pepper - yum!

So far have only managed to find a recipe for spiced apple pancakes and pomegranate syrup.

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moondog · 15/03/2006 18:45

Oh,good!
I eat this nearly every night in Turkey (with kebabas and flat bread.)
Damn,forgot to ask dh.I will tonight.

meggmoo · 16/03/2006 19:40

Blu,
you sounded interested did you want me to send you a bottle?

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MrsMuddle · 16/03/2006 20:33

Thanks for this. I've had a bottle in the fridge for ages and not known what to do with it. I bought it cos I needed it for a recipe, but since I bought it, I've not been able to find the recipe. I'm sure it was in a Nigella book. Can anyone help me out?

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MrsMuddle · 16/03/2006 21:59

Thank you SueW. I think it was the Lebanese moussaka that I bought it for originally, but I'm definately going to make the berry cakes at the weekend. They look fab. Yum. Smile

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