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How to make and use Pomegranate Molasses - Middle Eastern Pantry 

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Pomegranate Molasses is an essential ingredient of many Middle Eastern cuisines and in particular Levantine countries. It has a sweet and sour tangy pomegrante flavour, that is used to add brightness, sourness and sweetness to many dishes. Making it is extremely simple and I will show you how to do it and use it in your every day cooking.
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00:00 Intro
00:24 What is pomegranate Molasses
01:58 How to juice a pomegranate
05:03 Making pomegranate molasses at home
06:09 How to use pomegranate Molasses
07:26 Conclusion
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Ingredients - per 250ml (8.25 fl oz) of molasses:
1000-1250 ml (33 - 41fl oz) Pomegranate Juice
45 ml (2.5 Tbsp) Lemon juice
50g (1/4 C) Sugar (Optional, if you don't use it, you may need to reduce the molasses to less than a quarter of the original volume. This helps to thicken and sweeten the juice)
Scale the ingredients up as needed for the amount you want
Per large 500g (17.5 oz) pomegranate you can expect to get around 350g (12.25 oz) of Fruit. From that 350g of fruit you will get about 200ml (6.6 fl oz) of Juice. So for 1L (33 fl oz) of pomegranate juice you will need about 5 Large pomegranates.
Chicken wing glaze:
4 Tbsp Pomegranate Molasses
1 Tbsp Lemon Juice
1/4 Tsp Salt
1/4 Tsp Pepper
1/4 Tsp Chilli flakes
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Directions
To remove the pomegranate fruit:
1. Use a knife to score the skin of the pomegranate, going all the way around the middle of the fruit
2. Pry the two halves apart with your fingers
3. Hold one half and then pull two opposing sides of the pomegranate away from each other, rotate and repeat with the whole thing
4. Hold the pomegranate half upside down over a bowl, and then hit it repeatedly with a heavy object until all the seeds have come out of the section you were hitting
5. Rotate and repeat till the entire half has been emptied
6. Repeat with the second half, then pick out any large pieces of pith
7. You can now add water (optional) to the bowl and then skim off any pieces of pith which float
8. Drain and the pomegranate is ready to use
To Juice the pomegranate:
1. Add the fruit to a blender, food processor or juicer, and process into a liquid
2. Strain the juice using a cheese cloth or strainer, making sure to remove all pulp and seeds
To make the molasses:
1. Add your juice to a large pot over a medium low heat, add in the lemon juice and the optional sugar
2. Optionally skim off any floating funk once it comes to a simmer
3. Allow it to simmer for a few hours, until the juice is reduced to a quarter of its original volume
4. Check that it has reached a syrupy texture, by coating a spoon in the molasses and blowing on it to cool it down
5. Remove from the heat once syrupy and pour into a jug or bowl
6. Once it has cooled a little, pour it into your jug or container and allow to cool completely to room temperature before using
To make the wing glaze:
1. Combine the ingredients together into a thick glaze
2. Brush onto your wings, then bake for 5 more minutes

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@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Hope you found this *pomegranate molasses* tutorial useful! If you have any ingredients you'd like me to cover on The Middle Eastern Pantry in the future then let me know, and if you want to see more spillage disasters, then consider supporting the channel and becoming a *Patron* . www.patreon.com/MiddleEats
@chefkocher1
@chefkocher1 3 года назад
That would be awesome! I'd love to watch you talking about some of the many pickled and preserved ingredients the Middle Eastern kitchen uses: salty lemons, yoghurt and laban, pickled vegetables,...
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thanks for your suggestion! I tried a couple of pickle experiments last month and have a few more to get right, then hopefully I can do a pickle extravaganza. Only issue with the pickles is it literally takes a couple weeks to make them, so it's a little hard to determine if it worked first time.
@Anione111
@Anione111 2 года назад
Vegetarian recipes please. Would appreciate if you could add a separate vegetarian playlist too.
@goodone5590
@goodone5590 8 месяцев назад
Buddy i put the mollasses when i brew the tea! The tea is good
@heyitsmebee
@heyitsmebee 3 года назад
Hope your leg isn't hurt too seriously and that it heals quickly! Thank you and to your wife for pushing through with the video!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
It's a lot better now, thanks for asking. It just delayed my filming process a bit. No problem at all, time and tide wait for no man.
@rosem6604
@rosem6604 Месяц назад
I'd just ordered a bottle yesterday because pomegranates are still very young now but I look forward to making my own. Never used this product and I'm so excited to try. I'm interested in trying new things from this region, which I'd lived in all my life so this seems like a good key ingredient. Thanks a lot!
@nchahine
@nchahine 3 года назад
Bro in north lebanon, specifically Akkar we are very famous for amazing Kebbe, Fried kebbe, baked kebbe or the best one grilled kebbe. We put pomegranate molasses in the kebbe filling, it tastes super duper amazing. You will never do kebbe without it again ;) thank me later!
@hussainkothari7432
@hussainkothari7432 Год назад
Who's here after watching Shelby's canada 😂
@Touchmyspaget
@Touchmyspaget 3 месяца назад
🅱️omegranite mollases
@RockApe_
@RockApe_ 3 года назад
My sister in law made a slaw during Ramadan and I was blown away and needed the recipe and she told me she used this stuff
@scottycheesecake
@scottycheesecake 3 года назад
If anyone is watching this and is not from the Middle East, you should make this. It's really something else.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Indeed, I'm sure we can bring some people over to the dark side with this.
@elenagamora448
@elenagamora448 25 дней назад
I have no idea who or what Shelby is 😊 but it's the best video about Molasses Thank you!
@reybati
@reybati Год назад
Hi middle eats. I am unsure if you read this but I thank you very much. This video is probably singlehandely going to change my life. Its going to have a big impact. Thanks.
@andreeaboloca246
@andreeaboloca246 2 года назад
Thank you 💞💞💞
@sasanjac9009
@sasanjac9009 3 года назад
Hey Obi, great video as usual! Have you actually thought about publishing a cookbook about middle eastern food that focuses on the basic techniques, ingredients and dishes rather than elaborate and fancy meals? Such books exist for different cuisines but I don't really know of one thats about middle eastern cuisine. You already created such a vast knowledge pool here, and I think it would sell really well in book form too. Keep up the great work!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Hopefully one day I'll be able to do just that. I think I still have a lot more to learn in terms of techniques, as I've barely scratched the surface of things like grilling, smoking and drying the various foods we eat in the region. Maybe I'll do a mini book in the near future. Thanks
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
For sure! Ive been thinking of doing something like that on my patreon. Maybe once I get a bit more time
@jeanneamato8278
@jeanneamato8278 2 года назад
Great idea. I’d love a book.
@jiru331
@jiru331 3 года назад
I almost quit chocolate completely during my diet, but i still cant give up mollasses. It takes any salad from meh to a delicacy. Criminally underrated!!!
@Thestralsxxx
@Thestralsxxx 2 года назад
This was incredibly well done. Thank you!!!
@naoli5481
@naoli5481 3 года назад
Since my iranian boyfriend cooked fesenjun for me I'm so obsessed with pomegranate molasses! His family gave us a huge bottle of homemade one from iran. We've been holding back of using it but if it's possible to make it myself I would be so happy! I definitely give it a go! Thanks!
@kristalcallator2806
@kristalcallator2806 2 года назад
I appreciate the additional ideas to use the molasses. This was very informative and straightforward. Thanks for this.
@GuttsCL
@GuttsCL 3 года назад
I love this channel. Its amazing. Eventually this is going to blow up, just keep it up!
@ladyzioness
@ladyzioness 3 года назад
THANK YOU !!!!!
@tobiastb6226
@tobiastb6226 3 года назад
just stumbled across this channel and binge watched almost every video you uploaded. they are so informative and entertaining, i especially love these pantry editions. middle eastern really is one of my favorites cuisines. please keep the quality content coming, love you obi
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you Tobias, it's much appreciated and I hope you learnt a thing or two. Let me know if you try out the recipes.
@ratigiorgobiani210
@ratigiorgobiani210 2 года назад
what a great video! thank you!
@ChantYip
@ChantYip Год назад
I learn so much from your experience with pomagranates. Thanks you.
@Anione111
@Anione111 2 года назад
Super comprehensive tutorial. I don't need to go anywhere else for tips. Thanks 😊👌🏻🙏🏻
@Lunarexe99
@Lunarexe99 Год назад
You can’t forget za Pepsi
@NethDugan
@NethDugan 2 года назад
I saw some in a good spices/seasoning store and had never heard of it before but thought it looked interesting so bought it with no idea what to do with it. So thank you for the inspiration.
@dsm5d723
@dsm5d723 3 года назад
I experimented with a pomegranate molasses and tahini chewy candy, and it was sharp and clear in contrast. Also works phenomenally with pistachio.
@Maja161
@Maja161 3 года назад
I've just found your channel and already half of your videos moved to my favourites list. Thank you so much for this recipe, I really needed it. Greetings from Serbia 💗
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Aww thank you, glad to have you here. Be sure to send us some photos when you try the recipes.
@shobhaiyer79
@shobhaiyer79 2 года назад
Thanks very informative 👍
@MrAminBoss
@MrAminBoss 3 года назад
More awesome content from my favorite cooking RU-vid team :) Keep up the great work!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you Amin! Good to see you here
@OhForFucksSake-xp3hf
@OhForFucksSake-xp3hf 3 года назад
So glad I came across your channel!!!!👍
@szamee83
@szamee83 2 года назад
I’m a Jordanian in Hanoi and have been craving some pomegranate marinade lamb roast! Thank you for sharing and hope your leg is doing better. Cheers!
@mo-kq8ko
@mo-kq8ko 3 года назад
Great work Obi as always, will surely follow your instructions as soon as pomegranate season is back
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
No problem, hope you make some delicious molasses!
@peace01787
@peace01787 2 года назад
Loved it bro.
@jimbarris5460
@jimbarris5460 2 года назад
Great video
@pubglivestreamer27
@pubglivestreamer27 11 месяцев назад
Thank you, i was searching for this after i heard about this from Shelby Shavarma Canada
@Carloshache
@Carloshache 3 года назад
I don't like balsamico but I love this stuff. Could be used on a lot of things. In Syria it's used very much on shawarma and meats. In Turkey you can buy homemade versions of it in water bottles by an old lady in the market. Without sugar and lemon juice though - still excellent.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Indeed, it goes well with nearly anything! I'll have to buy some of those when I visit.
@deetlebee
@deetlebee 3 года назад
I love pomegranate so I'm definitely going to give this a try!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Amazing, hope you like it and be sure to let us know how it turns out.
@angelakesto8278
@angelakesto8278 Год назад
Great job عاشت الايادي👍👍👍
@MrMusicMuppet
@MrMusicMuppet 3 года назад
Ive used them pommegranet seeds in a raspberry coulis aswell on NY cheesecake omg it's so good
@ohood4863
@ohood4863 3 года назад
excellent channel!
@samias.8498
@samias.8498 Год назад
Thank you for this great tutorial! I’ve just finished bottling my pomegranate molasses! Delicious!!! 😋😋😋 This morning, I bought 3 liters of freshly squeezed pomegranate juice. I followed your instructions to the letter. 3 liters of juice yielded about 700 ml of molasses. The fruit stand I got the juice from carried also jars of molasses and jam. I’m glad I didn’t buy theirs and made my own. Mine is fruitier and tangier.
@michaelcampbell9568
@michaelcampbell9568 3 года назад
I've just binged watched all your video's firstly they are magical and open up so many ideas since I love to eat middle eastern food but have never cooked it. I was wondering if you would maybe recommend a cookbook with more authentic recipes as I love having recipe books.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you, I hope you try some of them. If recommend the aubergine fatteh to start, it's super easy. Check out Claudia Rhoden's books, they are pretty good!
@Deepa0309
@Deepa0309 3 года назад
I am from India...and ur recipe are different...feels so good to have discovered u
@greg93819381
@greg93819381 Год назад
Thanks!! I'm using store-bought pomegranate molasses and going to try the wings, from there I might try the homemade way :D
@Camille_Boomer77000
@Camille_Boomer77000 3 года назад
This video is great. I've seen pomegranate molasses at the store and have stared at it more than once because I wanted to get it but I didn't know what to do with it. No excuses now thanks to this video! Thanks a bunch :)
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Exactly the problem I was hoping to solve. I'm sure you'll come up with some great uses of your own
@joshjones597
@joshjones597 2 месяца назад
thank you for this, I love pomegrante molasses, a great friend from Iraq introduced me to it! Now living in rural Spain i find it difficult to obtain so will be giving this a go. Also going to try carob molasses as we have a wonderful tree in the yard!
@truckart
@truckart 2 года назад
What a fantastic video! you covered everything there was to know about this sauce. The spilled juice made me want to cry. 😣
@HockeyTruffles
@HockeyTruffles Год назад
Wonderfully made video. Answered all my questions before embarking on my first fesenjan. Off to the juicer!
@bossuandrei6050
@bossuandrei6050 2 года назад
nice one,. dude.
@katc9685
@katc9685 3 года назад
Very thoughtful, well made video. Would love to also see included in the pantry series: recommended brands, what to look for when shopping, perhaps Amazon link for reference, for those who are not able to make their own.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll try include that in the next videos.
@user-um4hi9bc2k
@user-um4hi9bc2k 3 года назад
i clicked on this video for the "where do i use it" since i tend to put it in maybe 60% of the food i make and i worry it'll annoy my guests 😂 it can't always be the star but almost all my dishes end up with at least a little bit. sometimes ill restrain myself and just use the classic sumac and tomato paste sweet/sour combo but even then a little pomegranate molasses really brings out the flavor.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Hahaha, well as long as it tastes good, then that's all that matters. Hope I have you a few ideas.
@irem14399
@irem14399 3 месяца назад
Thanks from Turkey, i was actually wondering what is the difference btw pomegranate sour and molasses and you exactly show Turkish brand one in the first video i watch. Very thankful.
@anhima2003
@anhima2003 3 года назад
Fantastic as always! I finally found a bottle a little while back and picked some up. Looks like I'll have to quit eating it off a spoon and actually cook something!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Hahaha well it can be tempting to consume like that. Try it which ever way feels natural, it's a great ingredient whether used sweet or savoury.
@thatonegirlelaine
@thatonegirlelaine Месяц назад
So, I found a recipe that used pomegranate molasses, which I never heard of but it sounded amazing. Now I don't remember the recipe, but tia looks amazing!
@Marcos.Poules
@Marcos.Poules 3 года назад
Perfection I love your videos 😍
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you Marcos!
@cinnahum
@cinnahum 3 года назад
It never clicked that you can make a drink with it! Yum!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Indeed, there's actually a lot of drinks made with grenadine syrup, basically the same thing. Hope you try some out.
@ashleya3236
@ashleya3236 3 года назад
I love pomegranates but not balsamic vinegar, so I'm really looking forward to making this! Plus, making pantry staples makes me happy, haha.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Yay, well hopefully you like this and find many uses for it
@alexhurst3986
@alexhurst3986 3 года назад
I make sticky rice balls with pomegranate juice and a chocolate pomegranate dipping sauce. Amazing! I will have to make this molasses as I cannot find any where I live. Thanks for the recipe!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Interesting, I've never heard of that. I've had chocolate coated pomegranate before and it's amazing! Hope you like it
@AM-oy8nc
@AM-oy8nc 28 дней назад
Shelby's Canada brought me here. Pomegranate Molasses
@maxk.484
@maxk.484 3 года назад
such an underrated channel!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you Max, glad you are enjoying it.
@Iluvrocket
@Iluvrocket 3 года назад
I once made chewey caramels, and instead of corn syrup, I used pomegranate molasses. They came out red, sweet, and sour!
@juliandanieljimenezkrause7802
@juliandanieljimenezkrause7802 2 года назад
Cool vid, thank you! The supermarket around the corner sells bottles of 1L with Armenian pomegranate juice ("100%"). Next thing is me doing pg molasses... in order to make a muhammara. And to use it as all-purpose tangery seasoning. Can't wait!
@BearWomanWisdom
@BearWomanWisdom Год назад
I love using pomegranate molasses on meats, mainly lamb and quail and especially with some crushed pistachio
@Optimist788
@Optimist788 3 года назад
You and your wife are absolute legends🥰 hopefully your leg is healing and your not left dealing with pinkish counters. I will be making this though I’ll have to use bottled pom juice as the fresh fruit isn’t available now in my area of the states. All the recipes I’ve made are spot on and I find are easy to convert to plant based options. TYFS. I’d humbly like to request a recipe for Amba sauce. As always so appreciate your joint efforts and continued success. Stay safe and healthy everyone ❤️ by the way, those of us blessed with curly hair don’t care😇let it flow.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you, pretty much all better now! Hope it turns out great and you make many delicious meals with it. Glad to hear you've been enjoying them and hope you do for many more recipes to come. I'll definitely look into Amba, tho it might have to wait till July August for the start of mango season. Thank you for watching!
@Optimist788
@Optimist788 3 года назад
Happy to hear your healing. Something more to look forward to. Thank you
@ankushbhargav
@ankushbhargav Год назад
Great teaching 👍 👏 👏👏👏👍 Great love and respect from INDIA 🇮🇳 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
@Schimz2832
@Schimz2832 3 года назад
Brotip: shell and membranes have more antioxidants than seeds. Usually, food industrials grind the whole fruits, hence the color and the bitter taste (therefore additives).
@Anesthesia069
@Anesthesia069 3 года назад
It goes great as a koobideh kabab baste and part of the sauce for bademjan polow in Iranian cuisine, too!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Bademjan Polow looks like a saffron infused Maqluba, definitely an interesting dish. I'll have to try it. Thanks!
@garrethdsouza3655
@garrethdsouza3655 3 года назад
Yay thank you! If you get to it in the future, please let us know how the Molasses made from freshly squeezed Pomegranate juice matches with the store bought juice you had to use as a last resort.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Oh so I thought I addressed that in the video. Basically the test batch with fresh juice was really nice, it was sweet and tangy and tasted berry like. The one from store bought juice was good, the flavours were a bit more cooked, I think that happens because the juice is pasteurised, but it was still really good. Then there's the ready made molasses, the one I currently have is not great, but sometimes I get a good one that tastes similar to the one made from store bought juice. My ranking is: 1- Freshly squeezed juice Molasses 2- Store bought juice molasses 3- ready made molasses.
@ZikiKitchen
@ZikiKitchen 3 года назад
Looks good thanks for sharing please saty connected
@kinzspices3416
@kinzspices3416 3 года назад
Amazing 🥰🥰🥰🥰🇬🇧
@bparrish517
@bparrish517 3 года назад
The upsides and downsides you experience in formulating your recipes help tremendously in knowing whether a recipe is worth the effort. I felt for you when the strainer broke. I have had a Golden Harvest Pom molasses that matches your guidance on my Amazon wish list, but it’s $19+- USD and of course the reviews vary. To make or not to make is the question. Your comparison to a quality balsamic vinegar is apt given the price and effort required to make both. Thanks for our weekly visit to the Mideast.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you! Well it's all part of the journey we are on together, now I just need to replace that broken one. If the reviews vary, then see if you can get fresh pomegranates cheaper. You might want to make a smaller amount at first. If you're in a farming state, then you may be able to pick them up cheaply from a fruit market or whole seller. But yeah it's definitely something you should try! Thanks for watching and being a Patron!
@Deepa0309
@Deepa0309 3 года назад
Gooooooood
@stevenbennett9927
@stevenbennett9927 3 года назад
Thanks for sharing! I'll have to try this sometime. Ever since buying pomegranate molasses to make your arayes last summer, I've been using it in salad dressings and sauces whenever I need another sweet and tangy note. I'll often mix it with some yogurt, lemon juice, and salt, and other mixtures of spices (like baharat!), and thin with water as needed. Definitely not orthodox, but has really made some phenomenal salads out of humble vegetables.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Amazing, it's definitely a versatile ingredient and your salad dressing sounds amazing. Try adding in some pomegranate seeds as well, they really take it to the next level.
@stevenbennett9927
@stevenbennett9927 3 года назад
@@MiddleEats I'll have to try that! Thanks again for sharing your recipes and insights :)
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
No problem
@donhancock332
@donhancock332 7 месяцев назад
I'll never forget moving to California as a kid and finding my first ripe pomegranate. It had split open. I asked what these were and was told " chinese apples".
@ossamaabdusalam830
@ossamaabdusalam830 3 года назад
I love this stuff on my meat after a long day of fasting to enjoy at iftar
@oweninsertlastname1575
@oweninsertlastname1575 3 года назад
Seems very interesting
@rjnilmandir
@rjnilmandir 3 года назад
It really is. I made some a few years ago to go on as a glaze for roast chicken and my husband and I could not stop eating it.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Indeed it is. I think it's the kind of ingredient that deserves global recognition in every kitchen, like soya sauce and balsamic
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
@Robert Jones, I don't blame you. It is amazing with roast chicken!
@Lobotomygaming127
@Lobotomygaming127 3 месяца назад
Im gonna use this for my shawarma sauce
@hugitkissitloveit8640
@hugitkissitloveit8640 3 года назад
Other than its use in the usual ME foods, I also use it for pomegranate glazed steak tacos! Yum!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Ooh and add some chimmichurri, that would be a match made in heaven
@crystalh733
@crystalh733 2 года назад
Lol!! Your hair looks great!
@paparapakyaw2789
@paparapakyaw2789 10 месяцев назад
Za Bomogrante Molasses
@piyushsharma7444
@piyushsharma7444 Год назад
I thought this is something different but it seems like I have already made something similar to this. I have made fruit syrups by using mango or litchi or green mango instead of Pomegranate. Was curious of knowing about Pomegranate Molasses after watching "shelbyscanada" Shawarma!
@sethrivers5303
@sethrivers5303 Год назад
Thanks, Obi! I'll be adapting this technique today to deal with several pounds of mountain cherries. With some luck, I'll even get a result that's close enough to pomegranate molasses that I can use it in some recipes as a different-but-still-good substitute- will keep you posted...
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats Год назад
Cherries will make a good replacement I think for the pomegranates. If the cherries are organic/homegrown, it's worth checking them for worms/maggots. Cherries are VERY susceptible to infestations in colder climates. It's almost guaranteed in the UK.
@sethrivers5303
@sethrivers5303 Год назад
@@MiddleEats So far, the pest damage has been mostly bird-related; less gross than worms, but I'll be investing in netting for next year! As they don't hold well once picked, homegrown is about the only way to get them. Luckily they make good hedging or landscape specimens, so if you want to try them, ask around and you might be able to find some bushes to harvest in unexpected places. They have a few common names (Nanking cherry, downy cherry, etc.) and the scientific name is Prunus tomentosa.
@jonathansharret4900
@jonathansharret4900 3 года назад
Just found your channel. Love your videos. Consider a "Pronunciation guide" in the video. Would love to know how to pronounce the name of the dish properly (as well as any ingredients). Keep up the great work!
@qounqer
@qounqer 3 года назад
You keep this up and you’ll be the second person I give $5 a month to on patroon.
@menna6144
@menna6144 3 года назад
I will definitely make it very soon. Thanks! Can you make stuffed vine leaves recipe with pomegranate molasses? Your channel's name is so creative love it!
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you. Check out the Iraqi Dolma recipe on my channel. You can make that and stuff the vine leaves with it. I show how to prepare the vine leaves and roll them in that video. It really tastes amazing!
@menna6144
@menna6144 3 года назад
@@MiddleEats I must have missed it. I'll check it out thanks!
@mrman1277
@mrman1277 3 года назад
I love how he said it soft and sweetv And then when he de seeded the fruit hes all like beat the shit out of it
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Yin and Yang! 😁 Glad you found that funny 😂
@alcove.42
@alcove.42 5 месяцев назад
I had makanek on the brain and found myself here. Thanks for making this video!
@TheQwuilleran
@TheQwuilleran Месяц назад
I watched your latest video on how to make musakhan ("ADDICTIVE Palestinian rolls") and I am so appreciative that you already have videos on two key ingredients: sumac, and how to make your own pomegranate syrup. Thank you n_n
@fighttheevilrobots3417
@fighttheevilrobots3417 3 года назад
Muhammara is the most delicious food ever created. Aleppo Red Pepper + Walnuts+ pomegranate molasses + olive oil. Blend. Top with a sprinkle of parsley/coriander and use fresh hot pita to dip. If you are feeling wild, mix Muhammara with a thin slice of Feta or Kaskaval cheese inside a pita. Done. Best food. 😁🍛
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Yes I've covered it on the channel previously.
@alisonmarrelli9942
@alisonmarrelli9942 3 года назад
I really want that same apron to give as a gift. Where did you find it? Amazing video as usual!! Excited to try to make my own
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
It was a gift and it's actually from Risdon & Risdon. They're a brand who make handmade aprons and other clothing in the UK. It's amazing quality and it was made to a custom size to fit me. Thank you
@aishaprossy2662
@aishaprossy2662 3 года назад
Can it be uses on to clear my skin
@mypieceoftheinternet
@mypieceoftheinternet 3 года назад
We go through pomegranate molasses so quickly in my house so i dont think ill make it regularly but im def going to try this out for the novelty! Also, fluffing up the store bought ta3mia mix made it 1000% times better in terms of crunchy outside and soft inside, thank you for the excellent ideas and knowledge in your videos 💜👍
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Yeah if you consume a lot, it's definitely cheaper to buy it. But it's worth trying this just so you know what the fresh one tastes like, it's amazing. Yay, so happy to know it worked well for you. I was amazed the first time I tried it!
@peachmelba1000
@peachmelba1000 3 года назад
Just found your channel. Love your presentation style. Subbed.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Thank you, glad you are enjoying it! Hope you try some of the recipes.
@peachmelba1000
@peachmelba1000 3 года назад
@@MiddleEats I'll be trying the pita recipe tomorrow, but gluten free.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
How did it work out?
@peachmelba1000
@peachmelba1000 3 года назад
@@MiddleEats Very well. I made six, ate four for breakfast (!), and had two with dinner. Gluten-free doughs are very wet, and this was no exception. Making it into rounds is tricky, but doable. In much the same manner as you demonstrated when making Egyptian falafel, one has to form the rounds on parchment and bravely apply them to the hot steel (or pan). When they're warm, there's little noticeable difference from wheat bread, aside from the fragrance, but leftovers need toasting or reheating to not be ever so slightly chalky. Brown rice flour does not hydrate significantly. I pair it with an equal measure of tapioca starch flour for all my gf breads.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Well I'm glad to hear that, did they puff up well? I was concerned if they would rise properly.
@amandaa3748
@amandaa3748 3 года назад
Thank you...I found it easier to put all the seeds in a ziplock bag n bash them up n then squeeze the seeds un the cloth now following the rest of the recipe according to your video
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Great, glad it worked out for you. How are you finding the pomegranate molasses?
@adiburton5081
@adiburton5081 3 года назад
Thanks for these videos! I've been looking for pomegranate molasses for years and never find any in the store, this video is now bookmarked to try in the fall when pomegranates are in season again! Would be interesting to learn more with you about za'atar or various schoogs (spicy pepper spreads, not sure how to spell in English).
@stavatha
@stavatha Год назад
Thank you for the video. Can we substitute sugar with honey??
@CnC-Kaiwaninimod
@CnC-Kaiwaninimod 10 месяцев назад
Za Bomegranate Molasses
@TheOnlySuyash
@TheOnlySuyash 9 месяцев назад
Zo bomegranate molazess
@ufirurufi
@ufirurufi 2 года назад
Could you teach us how to make arabic bread... not just the pita bread, but for example the iranian bread the very big bread cold hot bread in egypt, as well as the egyptian bread made of wheat... the first time i was in middle east what amazed me was the bread! i wasn't expecting it be that delicious although i tried back in America pan pita and some pakistanies bread.... another thing that mesmerised me was the dates... wow! i want to trie everything made out of dates!!!! i wanted to carry a palm date in my bag!!! so i will appreciate cakes, drink, cookies what ever with dates!! please!
@Oshin-en8nb
@Oshin-en8nb 3 года назад
In Iran, we love sour foods, which is why our foods usually have pomegranate paste, plum paste, caraway paste, tamarind, apricots and prunes, or sour orange juice, sour grapes.
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Yes, I'm excited to make more Iranian dishes
@AndDiracisHisProphet
@AndDiracisHisProphet 3 года назад
You can also use this to make a really nice grenadine for use in some very fine cocktails. Probably not the right channel for that suggestion....
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Absolutely, I think most grenadine syrups are quite high in sugar so this would be a less sweet equivalent!
@AndDiracisHisProphet
@AndDiracisHisProphet 3 года назад
@@MiddleEats I mean you often use molasses in addition to juice. gives the grenadine a really nice kick.
@stevetimko1461
@stevetimko1461 3 года назад
Thanks. Another great video. Can you recommend some non-European extra virgin olive oils to look for? Also, I just discovered cardamom-flavored tea. Any other spices that improve tea taste?
@MiddleEats
@MiddleEats 3 года назад
Personally I use Greek Olive Oil, Karpea unfiltered brand, I think it has an amazing flavour and is the closest to what we get in Egypt. I'm not too sure of any particular Middle Eastern brands, since most people in the region just get it from a local farm or from a relative. I'll try find out for you. Cardamom tea is great, you might also like Karak Tea, it's got cardamom, cinnamon, clove and evaporated milk.
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