Abi Ame is a traditional fermented cassava product popular in West African cuisine, particularly in Ghana and Togo. It is prepared by soaking cassava in water until soft, then grinding and fermenting it into a smooth, slightly sour paste. This versatile ingredient is typically cooked into a thick, stretchy dough-like side dish, often paired with soups or stews. Local communities, especially in rural areas, benefit from its affordability, long shelf life, and ability to complement protein-rich sauces. Its unique tangy flavor and dense texture make it a staple for daily meals.
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