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LITTLE
PARK KITCHENS
Jennifer
Tidey's Little Park Kitchens was born in 1982 when Jenny's grandmother's
genes kicked in. The grandmother had been the jam, sweet, cake,
chocolate and conserve maker in the family, winning many prizes
in rural shows. A generation was skipped and Jenny answered the
call of the jam DNA.
Living in the
country gives access to loads of different home grown delicacies
and also the wild quince. The pleasure of taking the dogs out along
country lanes to fossick while she picks bags of quinces in order
to turn them into golden red jelly is a truly real experience. To
then hear her wonderful customers tell her that it reminds them
of their grandmother's quince jelly is music.
Jam and jelly
making has been around for ever as a most basic form of preserving
nature's bounty. Little Park Kitchens uses no additives or preservatives
other than sugar and needs to be refrigerated once a jar is opened.
It's simple; it's delicious; it's made using some old recipes and
it's all created by hand. |