As such, it is beneficial for the flavor to have a frost before harvesting kale. Planting at the right time will allow the plant to be of optimum picking size after frost. Baby kale leaves may be ready for harvest in as little as 25 days after planting but larger leaves will take longer.arvesting kale for use in soups, stews and mixed greens that are cooked allows use of the larger leaves. Harvesting kale may include taking a few tender inner leaves or removing the entire bunch by cutting at the roots. Using as a garnish may take a large or small part of the kale harvest. Advertisement.
Updated on 13th Jan 2010 - I recently saw in my google analytics page that this is the top result for teetar in english. So to fulfill people's curiosity here goes: Teetar is called the Grey Partridge or the Grey Francolin. The name Teetar is based on the call of the bird, which comes as 'Ka-tee-tar-tee-tar'.More details here. One common confusion is between Teetar and Bater. Bater is called quail in english.And it looks quite similar to Teetar. One difference is that Bater is brown in color while Teetar is grey.ne common confusion is between Teetar and Bater. Bater is called quail in english. And it looks quite similar to Teetar. One difference is that Bater is brown in color while Teetar is grey.
Teel is defined as sesame, or the oil of a sesame seed. An example of teel is an oil used in cooking. teel. teel. Part or all of this entry has been imported from the 1913 edition of Webster's Dictionary, which is now free of copyright and hence in the public domain.