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Pounded cassava leaves stewed with pork and coconut — a beloved traditional dish of Madagascar.
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Ravitoto, pounded cassava leaves stewed for a long time with pork, is one of Madagascar's most popular dishes. Coconut milk is often added to mellow it. Long cooking makes the cassava leaves pleasant to eat. It's served over white rice with lasary, a tomato salad.
Finely chop the spinach and crush lightly in a mortar.
Cut the pork belly into bite-size pieces and fry in oil until the fat renders.
Add the onion and garlic and sauté.
Add the spinach and 300ml water and stew on low for 40 minutes (2 hours if using cassava leaves).
Add the coconut milk, simmer 10 minutes, and season with salt.
Serve with rice and a chopped tomato salad.