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Beef, cassava, and cooking bananas steamed in banana leaves — Nicaragua's Sunday feast.
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Baho (bajo) is Nicaragua's Sunday feast: beef marinated in salt and orange, cassava, green bananas, and ripe bananas are layered in a big pot lined with banana leaves and steamed for hours. The name derives from a word meaning 'steam.' It's served with cabbage salad and eaten by the whole family.
Cut the beef into large pieces and marinate overnight with orange juice, lemon juice, grated garlic, and salt.
Put water in the bottom of a big pot, set up a rack or plate as a platform, and line with banana leaves.
Layer the peeled potatoes, unpeeled bananas, and beef, wrap in leaves, and cover.
Steam on low for 3–4 hours (adding water partway).
Serve with a salad of shredded cabbage and tomato dressed with vinegar and salt.