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Marigold flowers make an attractive addition to salads and desserts.
Also known as dwarf marigold or signet marigold, the edible marigold variety has a citrus
scent and a spicy, herbal flavour ranging from tangy to bitter. The edible varieties are not
related to the plant called pot marigold or calendula. VarietiesMarigolds range in colour from buttery yellow to a deep, rich orange. Buying and storing tipsMarigolds can be found in the produce section of some health food stores, specialty
markets, and grocery stores. Look for fresh blossoms with no signs of wilting or browning.
Store them in a paper towel loosely folded and placed in a plastic bag in the
refrigerator. AvailabilityMarigolds are available all year long but peak in summer. Preparation, uses, and tipsImmerse blossoms in cool water to flush out any tiny insects, and dry thoroughly in a salad
spinner. Marigold flowers make an attractive addition to salads and field greens or may be
used as a garnish for desserts.
Nutritional HighlightsNot available. Edible flowers have not been well-studied for their nutrient content. |