
Over the holidays, I tested a recipe for the FOOD52′s Pomegranate recipe contest, and was fortunate enough to have my testing notes featured on their website (look for mamamarti’s comments-that’s me), as well as a fabulous new side dish to add to my recipe files.
This dish is one of the most rocking grain dishes I have ever eaten. If you have never eaten farro before, don’t let that stop you. It is in the wheat family, with a nutty flavor and satisfyingly chewy texture, and cooks as easily as rice or barley.
So, without further ado, I present THE LINK to the recipe. Congratulations, Ann S., for being a Community Pick on FOOD52, and thanks for sharing this recipe with the world.

Anonymous
/ January 12, 2013Wonderful picture! The colors are great. As always, your blog introduces me to food combinations that I would never have considered. Kale and pomegranite seeds? Wow. If it tastes half as great as it looks I don’t see how I can go wrong. Thanks for giving me a fresh perspective on feeding my family!
realfoodroad
/ January 12, 2013The colors were so festive, I served this at our holiday meal. The pomegranate seeds are the perfect finishing touch, with their tangy crunch. You will love it!
The Husband
/ January 12, 2013Tasty indeed! I was glad that you made enough for leftovers, that’s for sure!!