Boerenkool (Kale with Potatoes and Meat)

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Ingredients:
5
Serves:
6-8
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ingredients

  • 4 lbs kale
  • 4 lbs potatoes, peeled & quartered (12 medium)
  • 5 tablespoons fat or 5 tablespoons lard
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 1 lb knackwurst of frankfurter, -- heated
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directions

  • Strip the kale, wash, and boil for about 1 hour.
  • Drain, and mince very fine. Use a large pot; place potatoes in it and half cover with water.
  • Add kale, fat, and salt. Simmer.
  • cover and cook for 30 minutes, or until mixture is rather dry.
  • Serve with knackwurst on top of kale and potatoes.

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Reviews

  1. I love this dish. To me it is a winter comfort food. I think that after you say to add water to the potatos it should say "boil until tender and drain". Am I right? And then add the kale etc. Thanks for sendind this in!
     
  2. We have this meal at least once a month during the winter. However, I cook it all in the same pot. When serving I take out the sausages (smoked, by the way) and then stomp the kale and potatoes until they are a lovely green colour. The fat from the sausages soaks into the potato and kale. I serve it with a little viniger dribbled over kale mixture and sausage. yum-yum.
     
  3. I prepared this recipe using Margaret van den Hoek’s suggestions to use smoked sausage and cook it all in one pot, and added onion powder and garlic powder. After cooking, I removed the meat and then mashed the potatoes and kale together, mixing in a little heavy cream at the end. This was a very good supper which I will make again. Thanks for the recipe.
     
  4. Very much like the recipe I have in an old cookbook from the 1940's.
     
  5. In a pinch, substitute the kale with bagged frozen chopped spinach, wonderful green color, just as tasty, and so easy
     
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  1. In a pinch, substitute the kale with bagged frozen chopped spinach, wonderful green color, just as tasty, and so easy
     

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