Morogo is a term used in South Africa to refer to a type of wild spinach. It is an ingredient used in the rural areas, but also in the mainstream. It is generally combined with onions braised in butter and tomatoes or mixed into Maize porridge.
Morogo is also known as Imifino by Zulu and Xhosa cooks.
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