This one-pan dinner is an adaptation of a recipe for braciuole nella scamerita from Artusi’s “Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well,” a landmark Italian cookbook that was first published in 1891 and remains in print today. Whereas Artusi indicates cutlets from where the loin and leg meet, we pan-sear boneless pork loin chops, then slice them before serving atop a bed of kale and sliced onion quickly cooked with a red wine reduction. Lacinato kale, the type called for here, sometimes is sold as Tuscan or dinosaur kale.