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We need to lay the pomegranate first. Wash pomegranate thoroughly in baking soda or vinegar water and cut off the edges.
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Put the pomegranate on the cutting board.
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Make cuts on the side of the pomegranate, and put them in at intervals.
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This sheath is a way to break pomegranate easily.
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If you put pomegranate in cold water and peel it, you can take out pomegranate eggs without splashing at all. It's better if the cheeks are deep, but I used the cheeks that aren't deep to show you.
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Remove the outer or inner skin.
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Remove the floating inner skin and rinse it three or four times in water.
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Take out only the pomegranate eggs.
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The glass bottle is disinfected by boiling it in boiling water.
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Turn over on a dry dishcloth and drain.
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Prepare the brown sugar equivalent to the pomegranate. White sugar is fine. I think brown sugar is better for you than white sugar...
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Drain on a sieve.
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Pomegranate eggs and brown sugar can be turned on in a glass bottle, but I mixed sugar and pomegranate together in a bowl to make it blend evenly.
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Mix evenly with a spatula.
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Put it in a bottle.
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Fill the top with sugar once more so that the pomegranate grains are not visible.
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Close the lid and leave it in the refrigerator for two weeks.