ANDALUCÍA: You will have seen them in the shops, this is their season. Different sizes but all about the same colour. What you may not know is that in Spanish, the fruit is called a granada -- yes, the same name of a whole province in Andalucía, as well as one of the liveliest cities in Spain and, of course, home to the Alhambra. It was considered a great delicacy during Roman times, and later, especially by the Moors, who lived in the area for almost 800 years, until 1492. After all, it contains phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, sodium, calcium and vitamins A, B and C,. It is excellent for stomach problems such as heartburn, hernia hiatus, reflux, etc. In addition, prevents problems kidney and respiratory (such as asthma), anemia, atherosclerosis and improves combat high levels of uric acid. There are plenty of ways to eat a pomegranate and I've tried most of them:
