Turnips. No. 5. “The Laird’s Yellow Neeps.” (1890.)
Cut them in “pigs,” like the divisions of an orange, and put
them on in cold water to come to the boil, this blanching makes
them less strong-flavoured; then take off and drain; boil with
and in broth, and drain at dinner time but keep hot.
Serve as a vegetable dry (no sugar).