A refreshing combination of Pomegranate & Orange with drizzle of honey & spices.

We have started consuming loads of fruit combination in our daily routine. It is not that previously we were not having any fruits. But now we have started combining variety of fruits with the spices.This pomegranate & orange salad is one of these delicious combinations.

 The sweetness of pomegranate with the tanginess of oranges is delicious way to start of the morning. With a little sprinkle of nutmeg & drizzle of honey this pomegranate & orange salad become more delicious. 

Huma Kalim

Serves 2

Pomegranate & Orange Salad

5 minPrep Time

5 minTotal Time

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Ingredients

• 1 cup pomegranate seed
• 1 cup orange slices deseeded
• 2 -3 tsp honey
• 1/8 tsp nutmeg powder to sprinkle
• Mint leaves to garnish

Instructions

1. In a glass arrange the layers pomegranate & orange
2. Sprinkle nutmeg powder on each layer.
3. On the top of layered fruits drizzle honey.
4. Garnish with mint leaves & serve.

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Nutrition

Calories

43 cal

Carbs

11 g

Protein

1 g

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