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Wuthering Heights with Farmhouse Recipes

Modern Farmhouse Dishes for The Distressed and Hopeful

By: Ronny Emerson

Copyright 2022- Ronny Emerson

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Even when no modern farmhouse recipe appeared on Wuthering Heights, the novel was a great read but would have been awesome if it had some recipes. But, since modern farmhouse recipes were impossible, a plate of their preferred farmhouse chicken recipe was all Mrs. Earnshaw needed to give Heathcliff as her welcome hug. But no, she didnt, her dislike for the poor boy turned the storys plot forever, and the impact lingered throughout the tale. However, it is also fun catching up with the synopsis of a classic tale like Wuthering Heights, and this time, you will learn 30 farmhouse recipes.

5 benefits of farmhouse meals

Since you will be learning some farmhouse recipes, it will be a good start reminding yourself of some health benefits awaiting you when you try your hands on these recipes.

So, the first one is.

1. Fresh nutrients on the go. Fruits, dairy, and more dont go through processing or additives that may harm your health from the farm. So, if you are looking for healthier options, visit a fresh from the farm stall and your health will be grateful.
2. Absolutely no calories. It is no news that calories sound good to the ears but far from suitable for your health, and escaping them needs a gallant effort. Thankfully, farm-to-the-table recipes require that you buy them fresh from the farm, prepare them immediately, and enjoy the goodness.
3. Healthier meals are good. Who said more nutritious meals were impossible to get? No, not when you can easily buy stuff from a local farm market and prepare them at home. Thrill your health with healthier food options; they deserve them.
4. You get multiple food choices . But, of course, nothing beats the excitement of viewing the numerous fresh vegetables, fruits, and more on a local farm stall. With these varied options, you can easily prepare several recipes and bask in the refreshing nourishment that accompanies them.
5. You can help the earth . For example, when you buy and prepare fresh food, you can compost the peels and barks for your garden and help the world with a sustainable lifestyle.

Your little switch in lifestyle can help you and the next person, so think pleasantly about farm-to-table recipes.

So, with your coffee beside you, rest your back against the chair, read along and find several farmhouse recipe inspirations for a healthier life.

1. Lockwoods potato salad

The story opens with Mr. Lockwood, a new tenant of Heathcliff staying at the Thrushcross Grange. He is writing about the queer personality of Heathcliff, his landlord, but it seems like a plate of potato would have added some calm to Lockwoods troubled mind. So, how do you like your potato salad? Remember to try this simple recipe when going for a picnic, even if not in the moors.

Serving size: 5

Cooking time: 20 minutes

Ingredients

• 5 cups red-skinned potatoes, nicely diced
• Dijon mustard
• capers, chopped
• cup sunflower oil
• minced shallot
• white wine vinegar
• tsp. black pepper
• A pinch of kosher salt

Instructions

Boil and drain the potatoes. Allow cooling.

Whisk the sunflower oil, vinegar, mustard, shallots, capers, pepper, and salt to a fine blend in a small bowl.

In a wide bowl, combine the cooled potatoes with the dressing till it coats evenly.

Dish into small bowls and serve with love.

2. Nelly's crispy apple sauce

Lockwood meets Nelly, the housekeeper at the old Wuthering Heights mansion, and asks her to tell him all about the creepy events in the villa. Should Lockwood talk it over with a bowl of applesauce? It would ignite a sweet feeling amidst the teary parts of the tale Nelly will recall. So, if you have not had an apple in a while, here is a chance to up your apple sauce pantry hack and thrill the little ones around you.

Serving size: 4

Cooking time: 40 minutes

Ingredients

• 3 granny smith apples, nicely peeled and slivered
• cup old fashioned oats
• cup brown sugar
• cup flour, divided
• butter
• cup chopped pecans
• A pinch of salt
• cinnamon

For the caramel sauce:

• 1 cup brown sugar
• 1 tbsp. vanilla
• cup butter
• tsp. kosher salt

Instructions

For the caramel

Mix the sugar, butter, salt in a saucepan and bring to saut over moderate heat for 6 minutes or till it thickens. Add the vanilla at this stage and remove it from the heat. You can store it in the refrigerator ahead of cooking.

Preheat the oven to 360 degrees and prepare an 8x8 baking dish with cooking spray.

Place the apple slices in a bowl, followed by cinnamon, 4 tsp. of flour and mix well to blend before transferring it to the baking dish.

Drizzle some caramel over it and set it aside.

Combine the pecans, oats, brown sugar, remaining flour, butter, and salt in the same bowl. Use your hands to mix it to incorporate and pour it into the baking dish, and bake.

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