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Bitter leaf soup, also known as Ofe Onugbu in Igbo cuisine, is a traditional Nigerian soup made with washed bitter leaves, thickened with cocoyam, and flavored with palm oil, meats, stockfish, and seasonings. Despite its name, the bitterness is usually reduced during preparation, resulting in a rich, slightly earthy, and deeply savory soup best enjoyed with swallows.
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