Easiest Way to Cut Open Pomegranate in 2 MIN

Hello everyone this is Jag and in this video I will show you the easiest way to cut open a pomegranate. It's the pomegranate season here in California in the month of October and November and I have lots of pomegranates. So let's get started. First make an incision in the top part of the pomegranate and then pry open the top part and pop it open like a lid. It comes right off. Pomegranate is a sectional fruit which means that the fruit is divided into sections or compartments. The sectional lines will run right alongside the pomegranate over the ridges. This is what makes it easy to cut open the pomegranate. Start by cutting the skin of the pomegranate right on the ridge of one of the sections. The sections are easily marked with the lining of white walls. Keep cutting the skin alongside all the sectional walls. After all the cuts are made gently open the pomegranate and the pomegranate will open easily separated with the white walls of pulp. This is how the pomegranate looks like when it is cut open the right way alongside each section. Simply remove the white pulp in the middle of the pomegranate. Turn over the pomegranate and hit the pomegranate with a spatula over a bowl to dislodge all the juicy seeds. To be honest and also from my experience not all seeds will dislodge easily. In this case simply nudge the seeds to separate from the pomegranate by hand. The seeds are very easy to knock off and separate. After separating the seeds fill the bowl with water and stir the bowl to dislodge any remaining pulp. Knock the pomegranate seeds down with the spoon while all the pulp remains floating. Simply scoop up the floating pulp and get rid of the pulp. The pulp usually tastes bitter and affects the taste of the pomegranate. However this way it is very easy to get rid of the pulp. The pomegranate seeds are ready to munch on. It seems very difficult however it is very easy to get to the bounty of delicious pomegranate seeds. So this is it. This is the easiest way to cut up a pomegranate. I'm also going to a pomegranate festival here in Madeira California in the beginning of November and I'll take you on that journey as well and I'll see you in another video. How's it going? Looks like I just butchered an animal. So this is it. This is how easy it is to cut up an animal. Oh pomegranate.