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Cassava leaves simmered with peanut paste — a rich vegetable dish enjoyed across Cameroon.
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Folon is a Cameroonian home dish of young cassava leaves pounded fine and simmered with peanut paste and palm oil. Known as saka-saka in some areas, it's eaten throughout Central Africa. The richness of the peanuts balances the slight bitterness of the greens, and it's an everyday dish served with plantain, rice, or cassava dough.
Parboil the cassava leaves until soft and pound them.
Sauté onion and chili in palm oil.
Thin the peanut butter with water and add it.
Stir in the pounded leaves and smoked fish.
Simmer on low for about 20 minutes until thick.