When I was a kid, our nanny -- Tinni -- used to make this and in the winter, she added a little golden rum. I remember pretending to be sick so I could stay home from school just before Christmas break so I could drink more and so I could watch *Regis & Kathie Lee* with her. 😂😉
Thank you. I may not have commented before, but I appreciate your recipes more than I can say and I look for every new post that you make. Seriously, you cannot imagine how much I've learned from you!
My Grandmother used to make something similar to this when I was a small child some 60yrs ago; thank you for helping me revisit that great memory of her. I was very young when she passed away so I don't have very many memories of her but I definitely remember her making this for me.....
@@editz8663 wtf does being boomer have to do with cultural cuisine? Lol. I'm a millennial in my 20s and I grew up drinking atole. Its something to be very proud of. If ur some Gen z kid who thumbs ur nose at ur grandparents recipes I gotta tell u ur gonna have a shitty adulthood. Ur gonna be eating hot pockets and chicken nuggets the rest of ur life like my little cousin. She thinks she's too good for mexican food like you, and all she eats are noodles and fucking Mac n cheese. Real winner that one. Ur gonna be 40 one day and ur kids are gonna resent u and not want to eat at home and be visiting their friends house every night because u can't do much more than order a pizza for dinner. If anything the boomers are the ones u have more in common with here because the boomers were the ones who sold out their customs and traditions to be yuppies just like u little Gen z brats. Real Chicano and hispanos love this kinda stuff. Our culture starts here, in the kitchen. If u don't value it that's ur problem but don't u dare ever mock people who do. Zoomer
@@dragonsfireicegaming it doesn't. The boomers didn't invent it, it's been part of our heritage for several generations. Hes just a spoiled little Gen z hipster fuck boy that doesn't know anything about his culture and his heritage. When they begin associating our cultural traditions with this "boomer" stuff they run into trouble because they will grow up resembling bland and generic yuppies with no culture. Have nothing to pass on to their children. U gotta blame the parents for that one. I'm very proud to have inherited my grandparents recipes. Learning tortillas and atole and caldos and chilis I have a cousin like that. She only eats noodles and chicken mcnuggets and shit like that. Ya know, Ramen noodles and Mac n cheese. Nobody failed her. We all eat our Mexican food regularly. We speak in Spanish and spanglish in the home. My grandparents were always making Christmas and Easter dinners. The whole 9 yards. But she thumbed her nose at it. She thought it was lame and stupid and now she's like 24 and to me she might as well be an anglo from New Hampshire because she has no culture. She laughs at our meals. She thinks she's too good for the way we live and the way we speak. She's begun criticizing our religious views despite never being forced into them and her making a big deal about them before and using it to show off now she wants to call it stupid because she thinks she's more intelligent cuz her college teachers are Marxists. Were just a bunch of dumb spicks as far as she's concerned. I see this in a lot of her friends and a lot of people in our age group. They have no interest in maintaining our culture.and when they grow up they will have spoiled shitty little kids who are even worse than they are. They will have no sense of culture or pride. Or try to suddenly dig up their roots when they have a mid life crisis and realize no one wants anything to do with them.
This looks so good! I'm not much of a coffee drinker so I like to look out for hot beverages that are interesting and this is one of them. Thank you for posting this. 👍🏼
My mom fixed her atole differently but it was thick, creamy, sweet and went nicely with fresh hot sopapillas that were served with it. Nothing better on a cold winter morning!
I made this yesterday and everyone loved it I was pleasingly surprised. I’m making more this morning at everyone’s request. It was so delicious. Thanks for sharing.
Oooh finally 😀 thank you so much for the video, ive been so long trying to explain to my soon to be wife what this actually was. Now we're definitely going to make some.. good of her to have on those cold mornings on her way to work ❤☕☺
Omg I never even knew this was a thing! This is genius! My mind is blown! The reason this is such a big deal to me is that I’ve been making oatmeal in an almost similar way but not to eat the oatmeal but the drink the delicious thick consistency milk that’s a result of the oatmeal. Why didn’t I think about doing it this way before? Idk. But this will surely be a new favorite recipe of mine. You’re the best 😘
In New Mexico this is common too. U can make it sweet or salty. My grandma would make it lumpy with sugar and ud get these sweet sugar lumps in the middle that were amazing. I hadn't had it since I was a kid. She didn't use oats tho she used pure atole.it was almost like grits more than it was like oatmeal. The new mexican cook book I have describes it as a gruel actually. She did use the Evap milk. Evap milk is great for things like this. Natillas, atole and rice pudding all do very well with evap milk. It's also good to put in carnitas when ur making chicharonnes
My grandmother made this and I never did get the recipe from her. I remembers hers came out with more “chunks.” I don’t think she had a food processor. But thank you for the recipe and bringing back memories of my grandmother! Going to make this for my kiddos now!
Hi there! Do you have a video on how to make atole from the packets of the store. Usually the packets are strawberry, banana, chocolate and nuez? I know it maybe an easy recipe but I'd love to see how you make your flavored atole. 😊
Tried this recipe today and it turned out fantastic!! My children loved it. Its been very cold and foggy lately so this came at the right time. Thank you so much for this very informative video
Ya know, if you want english speaking people to watch and follow your foods. Put it in english. Who wants to go cook something they cant even figure out what it is.
When I was a kid, our nanny -- Tinni -- used to make this and in the winter, she added a little golden rum. I remember pretending to be sick so I could stay home from school just before Christmas break so I could drink more and so I could watch *Regis & Kathie Lee* with her. 😂😉
Thank you. I may not have commented before, but I appreciate your recipes more than I can say and I look for every new post that you make. Seriously, you cannot imagine how much I've learned from you!
My Grandmother used to make something similar to this when I was a small child some 60yrs ago; thank you for helping me revisit that great memory of her. I was very young when she passed away so I don't have very many memories of her but I definitely remember her making this for me.....
Ooooooooo, Atole!!! I love Atole. This is the first time I've seen a recipe for Atole on CZcams.
avsiii ok boomer
@@editz8663 I'm Gen' X....
@@editz8663 how does atole even come into context here....
@@editz8663 wtf does being boomer have to do with cultural cuisine? Lol.
I'm a millennial in my 20s and I grew up drinking atole. Its something to be very proud of. If ur some Gen z kid who thumbs ur nose at ur grandparents recipes I gotta tell u ur gonna have a shitty adulthood. Ur gonna be eating hot pockets and chicken nuggets the rest of ur life like my little cousin. She thinks she's too good for mexican food like you, and all she eats are noodles and fucking Mac n cheese. Real winner that one.
Ur gonna be 40 one day and ur kids are gonna resent u and not want to eat at home and be visiting their friends house every night because u can't do much more than order a pizza for dinner.
If anything the boomers are the ones u have more in common with here because the boomers were the ones who sold out their customs and traditions to be yuppies just like u little Gen z brats.
Real Chicano and hispanos love this kinda stuff. Our culture starts here, in the kitchen. If u don't value it that's ur problem but don't u dare ever mock people who do. Zoomer
@@dragonsfireicegaming it doesn't. The boomers didn't invent it, it's been part of our heritage for several generations. Hes just a spoiled little Gen z hipster fuck boy that doesn't know anything about his culture and his heritage.
When they begin associating our cultural traditions with this "boomer" stuff they run into trouble because they will grow up resembling bland and generic yuppies with no culture. Have nothing to pass on to their children.
U gotta blame the parents for that one. I'm very proud to have inherited my grandparents recipes. Learning tortillas and atole and caldos and chilis
I have a cousin like that. She only eats noodles and chicken mcnuggets and shit like that. Ya know, Ramen noodles and Mac n cheese. Nobody failed her. We all eat our Mexican food regularly. We speak in Spanish and spanglish in the home. My grandparents were always making Christmas and Easter dinners. The whole 9 yards.
But she thumbed her nose at it. She thought it was lame and stupid and now she's like 24 and to me she might as well be an anglo from New Hampshire because she has no culture. She laughs at our meals. She thinks she's too good for the way we live and the way we speak. She's begun criticizing our religious views despite never being forced into them and her making a big deal about them before and using it to show off now she wants to call it stupid because she thinks she's more intelligent cuz her college teachers are Marxists. Were just a bunch of dumb spicks as far as she's concerned.
I see this in a lot of her friends and a lot of people in our age group. They have no interest in maintaining our culture.and when they grow up they will have spoiled shitty little kids who are even worse than they are. They will have no sense of culture or pride. Or try to suddenly dig up their roots when they have a mid life crisis and realize no one wants anything to do with them.
This looks so good! I'm not much of a coffee drinker so I like to look out for hot beverages that are interesting and this is one of them. Thank you for posting this. 👍🏼
Perfect for cold nights like these!!
My mom fixed her atole differently but it was thick, creamy, sweet and went nicely with fresh hot sopapillas that were served with it. Nothing better on a cold winter morning!
I love being in Juarez and getting a warm cup of this early in the morning for breakfast
I love this type drink. Not to be confused with oatmeal consistency.
I made this yesterday and everyone loved it I was pleasingly surprised. I’m making more this morning at everyone’s request. It was so delicious. Thanks for sharing.
Yes! 👍🏾
OMG I always watch your videos in the evening & they make me too hungry 😋 😂.
Yummy! Making this next cold snap in sunny San Antonio, can almost taste it already.
Mama made this, good memories THANK YOU
Lol. Im in S.A. too. No one makes this anymore. I had to do it myself.
Making this right now :) my husbands mom made this for him in Mexico 🇲🇽
💕 thank you for sharing ❤️
I remember crossing paths in 2020 and I’m still coming back to this recipe ❤ just made it again for 2023 Texas freeze 🥶
Oooh finally 😀 thank you so much for the video, ive been so long trying to explain to my soon to be wife what this actually was. Now we're definitely going to make some.. good of her to have on those cold mornings on her way to work ❤☕☺
Omg I never even knew this was a thing! This is genius! My mind is blown! The reason this is such a big deal to me is that I’ve been making oatmeal in an almost similar way but not to eat the oatmeal but the drink the delicious thick consistency milk that’s a result of the oatmeal. Why didn’t I think about doing it this way before? Idk. But this will surely be a new favorite recipe of mine. You’re the best 😘
Thank you for your recipe tried it and it was so delicious.
I will make it! Looks delicious!
Me encanta la avena! Finally! I can make what my mom would make for us in this cold weather!
I’m back to this one today!!! ♥️♥️♥️❄️❄️❄️
looks like the coziest drink I've ever seen
11:23 pm and I was craving it Girl...and just finished making it!!!🙌🏼 ♥️
My father use to make this....brings back great memories❤
I love love loveeeeee your videos! I’ve learned so much from them 🥰
Que rico se ve. I am going to make some right now! Have a great weekend. Saludos from Cali!
In New Mexico this is common too. U can make it sweet or salty. My grandma would make it lumpy with sugar and ud get these sweet sugar lumps in the middle that were amazing.
I hadn't had it since I was a kid. She didn't use oats tho she used pure atole.it was almost like grits more than it was like oatmeal.
The new mexican cook book I have describes it as a gruel actually.
She did use the Evap milk. Evap milk is great for things like this. Natillas, atole and rice pudding all do very well with evap milk.
It's also good to put in carnitas when ur making chicharonnes
Mmmm!! So comforting..I need some of that now😊❤
Mmm, my favorite!
mom made this for us as kids now its up to me to make it loved it
Ooh girl yes, this is exactly what i was looking for. I gotta try it
Just tried this for breakfast and it has an amazing flavor!!! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
My grandmother made this and I never did get the recipe from her. I remembers hers came out with more “chunks.” I don’t think she had a food processor. But thank you for the recipe and bringing back memories of my grandmother! Going to make this for my kiddos now!
Chunks!! Yes ! ♥️
My momma used to make this for us.. Thanks for sharing
Hi beautiful
I can’t wait to try this
Much love 💕
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Looks yummy can’t wait to try it.
Omg!!! This looks absolutely amazing!! I have never heard of this drink and I can’t wait to try it!!!!!
My mom use to make a simplified version of this. ❤️
Mine too.
Yummy 😋! Thanks 🙏🏻 💐💐💐💐💐💐
I am loving this drink!! Omg!! So so good!!
Does it taste like the rice drink
Nice. My freinds mom from Elsalvador always made this for us as kids
I'm so sick, this was what I needed THANK YOU!!❤😘
Sounds good, thanks for sharing 👍
Looks delicious! I think my boys would like this. 😋
This video is a day maker!
OMG I love this, I've been trying to get a recipe for this, thank you Angelica 😘❤
Looks delicious!
Hi and Happy New Year:))). May God bless you and all yours:))). I love your channel.
Hi there! Do you have a video on how to make atole from the packets of the store. Usually the packets are strawberry, banana, chocolate and nuez? I know it maybe an easy recipe but I'd love to see how you make your flavored atole. 😊
My mom made this with cream of wheat
Creme of wheat
Thank you for sharing the use of cream of wheat. 👍👍🤓
Mouth watering
This is what I crave!
Mmmmmm looks so good👌🏼
Tried this and it was so yummy. Quick question though! You think I can substitute the evaporated milk with Almond milk? Will it workout the same?
Also corn meal instead of oatmeal like both
Ohhh so yummy 🙂
That looks very good
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS CAN YOU MAKE A VIDEO ON STUPPED PEPPER 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Have you ever done atol shuco?
How do you store and reheat this for a week??
I would drink this alot when I had my baby for breastmilk💕💕💕
Try a tea of fennel, anis and cumin seed if you really want to bring the milk in. It is wonderful.
If I want to use instant masa instead of oat meal, how much would you suggest ???
Yum! Could you substitute cinnamon powder? Or would it just throw off the flavor?
Ground Cinnamon works as well if that's what you got to work with. 😊👍
Tried this recipe today and it turned out fantastic!! My children loved it. Its been very cold and foggy lately so this came at the right time. Thank you so much for this very informative video
Last year I tried another CZcamsrs recipe. It didn't end well. It looked more like plaster. I'm going to try again
TFS could you use coconut milk and sweetened condensed coconut milk as a replacement for vegans?
THANK VERY EASY
NOT TOO MUCH TALKING
YOU HAVE A PLACENT VOICE
THANK YOU
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😋 mmmm
So does this have the consistency of boiled custard?
C'mon Mamma..I'm not sick.
Why do you have what you use backwards
I can't have dairy... Can I use almond milk?
Yes that works! 😊
@ omg! I'm making this then!
@ can you do a video on that for me! Please
Here to boost my breast milk supply and trying to eat anything with oatmeal.
Shit looks good. Perfect crop dusting fuel.
This is not Mexican Atole...🥴
Have you been sick? Your voice sounds a little raspy.
Yes. I have been battling allergies since October. I'm finally getting relief though. 😊
sorry but that's too too running
add more oats
Ya know, if you want english speaking people to watch and follow your foods. Put it in english. Who wants to go cook something they cant even figure out what it is.
She was speaking English.