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Taro leaves simmered silky in coconut milk — a traditional Fijian greens dish.
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Rourou is young taro leaves simmered in coconut milk, an indispensable side on the Fijian table. The tender leaves taste gentle like spinach and become silky with the richness of coconut. Raw taro leaves are acrid, so the key is to cook them thoroughly.
Remove the stems from the taro leaves and chop roughly.
Warm the coconut milk, sliced onion, crushed garlic, and green chili in a pot.
Add the leaves, cover, and simmer on low for 20–30 minutes until silky (don't stir partway).
Season with salt.
Stir everything gently.
Serve in a bowl.