@Narindra
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Ravitoto is a very popular, traditional Malagasy dish. Chopped cassava leaves are cooked for a long time with "Henakisoa" (pork belly/meat) until you can enjoy the intense, spicy Ravitoto. I recommend serving it with rice and Malagasy tomato salad (recipe on Rocely).
300 grams
400 grams
2 cloves
50 milliliters
200 grams
50 milliliters
Cut the pork belly into pieces about 5cm long and 2cm thick. Then brown it without fat, then add water and let it cook until it's done.
Cover the Ravitoto with water and let it cook with a lid on for 3 to 4 hours. (It has a very strong smell, but that's how it's supposed to be)
Keep adding water when it's reduced. The Ravitoto must not burn, so stir regularly.
Cook the rice. (Ratio: 1 cup of rice, 2 cups of water, a pinch of salt and a dash of oil)
After 4 hours, add the meat to the Ravitoto.
Peel and chop the garlic and add it as well.
Add a little more water and simmer over medium heat until the water is completely reduced.
Then add the coconut milk, mix well and let it reduce.
Season with salt.
Then eat with the rice and tomato salad.
Alternatively for vegetarian or vegan: Ravitoto with chopped peanuts, garlic, and coconut milk