Discover how to prepare this marigold atole, it is the ideal beverage for the Day of the Dead season, as the flowers are only available at this time. Its flavor will surprise you, as these flowers have a subtle, spicy, warm, and different taste.
Remove the petals from the flowers until you obtain 1 ½ cups and blend them with the water until perfectly ground. Set aside.
Blend the milk with the corn dough until fully integrated. Set aside.
Heat the blended milk with the dough in a deep pot over medium-low heat; once it starts to bubble slightly, add the piloncillo, the cinnamon stick, and the orange peel, and cook for 10 more minutes. Pour in the flower mixture and mix well; cook until the desired consistency is achieved. Let it rest for 5 minutes before serving.
Serve and decorate with marigold petals and cinnamon.
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