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Tamarind pulp dissolved in water and sweetened — Guinea-Bissau's sweet-sour drink.
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Tamarind trees grow well in West Africa's dry lands, and the pulp inside the pods is sweet and sour. In Guinea-Bissau, the pulp is kneaded into water and sweetened with sugar to make a drink at home and at roadside stalls, drunk well chilled on hot days.
Soak the tamarind paste in 300ml water for 30 minutes to soften.
Knead with your hands to dissolve.
Strain through a sieve to remove the seeds and fibers.
Add the remaining water, sugar, and grated ginger and mix.
Chill well and pour into glasses with ice.