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Breadfruit, salted meat, and dumplings simmered in coconut milk until dry — Grenada's national dish.
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Oil down is Grenada's national dish: breadfruit, salted pork, chicken, green bananas, callaloo (greens), and flour dumplings are layered in a big pot and simmered in turmeric-tinted coconut milk. It's named for the way the coconut milk is fully absorbed, leaving only oil at the bottom of the pot ('oil down').
Remove the skin and core from the breadfruit and cut into large pieces; peel and cut the bananas too.
Knead the flour with 5 tbsp water and shape into long dumplings.
Lay the chicken, bacon, and onion in a big pot, layer the breadfruit, bananas, and dumplings, and top with spinach.
Pour in the coconut milk mixed with turmeric, thyme, chili, and salt.
Cover and simmer on low for 1 hour until the liquid is gone (don't stir).