Barbara's Kitchen
Material Goods/Craft/Flea/Art
premium jams and jellies
Sharon Young
About Barbara's Kitchen
Tasty and delicious food has been at the center of Chef Sharon Young’s family for as long as she can remember. Her culinary journey began in her island homeland, Jamaica under the tutelage of her grandmother, Viola Dawes. “Mama”, as Chef Young’s grandmother was affectionately called, had a treasure trove of cooking tips and tricks that would transform a simple meal into an unforgettable eating experience. This food transforming ability was referred to in the Jamaican culture as having a “flavored or seasoned hand”.
Chef Young attended Middlesex County College where she obtained an associate degree in Culinary Arts. She believes that most memorable moments are always created around food.
In September of 2016, Chef Young launched her brand of Preserves and Salsas under the label "Barbara’s Kitchen" (so named to honor her mother, Barbara Dawes). The products are hand made with fresh fruits and the finest of ingredients. Most commercially made jams are made with 35% fruit while jams from Barbara’s Kitchen contain at least 45% fruit. Their all-natural low sugar jam has a minimum of 70% fruit by weight content and is sweetened with evaporated cane juice to enhance the flavor of the fruit. The jams and jellies are packaged in 8-oz. jars while the salsas are packaged in 18 oz. jars.
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