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Bakoula is stewed mallow (or spinach when mallow is scarce), dark and oily, with olives, preserved lemon, and garlic. It is a salad only in the Moroccan sense: cooked, scooped, shared.

Bakoula is a staple in Moroccan cuisine, hailing from regions where mallow grows wild in abundance. This dish is often prepared in the cooler months when green leaves are hearty, providing warmth and comfort. While traditionally made with mallow, spinach serves as an excellent substitute when mallow is not available. It's a favorite at family gatherings and is often found on tables during Ramadan, offering a savory break from fasting. Bakoula combines earthy cumin and paprika with briny olives and tangy preserved lemon, creating a rich, silky texture. Enjoyed with flatbread, it captures the communal essence of Moroccan dining through its robust, satisfying flavors.