Darina Allen's latest book focuses on kitchen skills and traditions - such as making yoghurt, keeping hens and baking bread - that have been lost in recent times. She talks to Caroline Hennessy for EveryMonday.ie about how the increasing interest in self-sufficiency can help us weather the recession.
EveryMonday.ie: Interview - Darina Allen
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