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Kale, Scotch

Scotch kale (or kail), or curly greens, is cooked like ordinary greens. Wash it very carefully, and throw it into fast-boiling salted water. The saucepan should remain uncovered in order to preserve the dark green colour. Young Scotch kale will take about twenty minutes to boil tender. Serve with a little butter, pepper, and salt.

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