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Leafy greens stewed with palm oil and chili — a signature vegetable dish of the Yoruba of southwest Nigeria.
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Efo riro is a stew of leafy greens from the Yoruba of southwest Nigeria; 'efo' means leafy vegetable and 'riro' means 'stirred.' Palm oil, dried shrimp, and chili give it richness and heat, and lots of greens make it nourishing. It's eaten every day with pounded yam or rice.
Heat palm oil and sauté the onion and tomato.
Add the chili and dried shrimp and keep cooking.
Add a little water and simmer about 5 minutes to make the sauce.
Add the washed, chopped greens.
Simmer until the greens wilt and season with salt.