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Pork, root vegetables, and greens wrapped in banana leaves and steam-roasted over hot stones in an earth oven — a Papua New Guinea feast.
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Mumu is a traditional cooking method of the Papua New Guinea highlands: hot stones go into a pit, and pork, sweet potato (kaukau), taro, cooking bananas, and greens wrapped in banana leaves are layered in, covered with earth, and steam-roasted for hours. It's the feast for days when crowds gather, such as weddings, village festivals, and reconciliation ceremonies.
Cut the pork into large pieces and rub with salt.
Peel the sweet potatoes, taro, and bananas and cut into large pieces.
Line a heavy pot with banana leaves, layer the root vegetables, pork, and greens, and drizzle with coconut cream.
Wrap everything in banana leaves, cover, and steam-roast in a 160°C oven for 3 hours.
Open the leaves and arrange on a big platter.