Bitter leaf (ndolé)
Baccharoides filigera, Gymnanthemum amygdalinum
leaf
Very bitter leaves, washed and squeezed several times before being cooked with peanuts: Cameroon's national dish.
- Origin
- Central and West Africa
- Season (United States)
- all year round
- Preparation
- After this washing, the drained leaves are cooked for half an hour with peanut paste, until the sauce is thick; they are eaten cooked.
- Did you know?
- In Nigeria, the same plant is called “bitter leaf” and is washed the same way.
