The foolproof way to cut and deseed a pomegranate without a huge mess! It'll only take about ten minutes, and you won't ever have to worryabout losing any of those precious seeds again!
Using a sharp knife and cutting board, place the pomegranate on its side, and remove the stem end. You’ll only have to cut off about ¼ to ½ an inch.
Using the same knife, remove the crown by making a thin slice right underneath where the crown sits.
Now that you have your pomegranate sitting upright on the flat stem end take a minute to notice how removing the crown revealed different segments of clustered seeds, separated by the membrane of the pomegranate.
While hovering over a bowl, carefully tear apart each outlined segment on the pomegranate.
Slowly pick apart the large clusters of seeds, and you’ll be pleased as punch to see how EASY they will fall right on out into your bowl