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sea-kale-sciam

Published February 13, 2016 at 1090 × 1200 in Sea Kale and Other Crambes

An image of a clipping from Scientific American which says the following: In inland places salt may be used to advantage as an invigorator. The third year after sowing, it will be fit for use; and to prepare it for the table, blanching must be attended to as follows: As soon as the leaves appear above the ground a few inches, they should be earthed up and large flower-pots inverted over them, taking care to exclude light by stopping the hole in the bottom of the pot, and then to guard against sudden changes in the weather, cover the pots entirely with soil. When the sprouts have sprung up to the height of from eight to twelve inches, they are fit for use, and should be cut off with a knife without injuring the crown of the root; after which they may be prepared for the table in the same manner as asparagus.

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