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Beef and several kinds of greens stewed with a tongue-tingling flower — the soup considered Madagascar's national dish.
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Romazava is a soup of beef (zebu) and greens considered Madagascar's national dish. Its hallmark is brède mafana, a flower and leaf that makes your tongue tingle and go numb. Rice is the staple in Madagascar, and this soup is eaten with rice. Each household uses its own mix of greens.
Cut the beef into bite-size pieces and brown in oil.
Add the onion, garlic, and ginger and sauté, then add the chopped tomato.
Add 1L water and simmer 1 hour.
Add the roughly chopped spinach and greens and simmer 10 minutes.
Add a little Sichuan pepper and season with salt.
Serve with rice.