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Tamarindo
Tamarind pulp steeped into a sweet-sour cooler — tangy, dark, and a little funky. A staple agua fresca and a natural with spicy food.
Servings
Served inCollins
MethodBuilt
Ingredients
- Tamarind Base4 ounces
- Cold Water2 ounces
- Fresh Lime Juice½ ounce
- Chili-Salt (rim)1 pinch
- Lime Wheel1 each
Directions
Simmer tamarind pulp with water and sugar, strain, and chill. Serve the tamarind base over ice, topped with cold water. Optionally rim with chili-salt and garnish with a lime wheel.
Notes
Tamarindo is named cultural canon. The pulp is simmered, strained, and sweetened; a salt-and-chili rim turns it into something closer to a savory cocktail.