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Slippery aibika greens simmered in coconut cream — a familiar greens dish in Papua New Guinea.
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Aibika is a relative of okra and one of the most commonly eaten greens in Papua New Guinea. Its leaves are slightly slippery and highly nutritious. The classic way is to simmer them with coconut cream and onion, and they appear on the daily table with root vegetables and fish.
Pick the molokhia leaves and chop roughly.
Warm the coconut cream, sliced onion, and julienned ginger in a pot.
Simmer 5 minutes to soften the onion.
Add the greens and simmer 3 minutes.
Season with salt.