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Chicken, root vegetables, and greens steam-roasted over hot stones with coconut cream — a dish of New Britain island.
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Aigir is a traditional dish of the Tolai people of New Britain island in Papua New Guinea: chicken or fish, sweet potato, taro, and greens are wrapped in banana leaves with plenty of coconut cream and steam-roasted over hot stones. Similar to mumu but distinguished by its generous coconut cream, it's made for celebrations and church events.
Rub the chicken with salt.
Peel the root vegetables and bananas and cut large; cut the onion into wedges.
In a heavy pot lined with banana leaves, layer the root vegetables, chicken, onion, and greens.
Pour in the coconut cream and salt, wrap in the leaves, and cover.
Steam-roast in a 160°C oven for 2 1/2 hours.