Menu: Coffee fans and tea devotees wanted for a scientific study in Cork

— and learn about the importance of traditional foods in protecting biodiversity and combating climate change
Menu: Coffee fans and tea devotees wanted for a scientific study in Cork

One of Guatemala’s top chefs, Debora Fadul joins Irish heritage potato farmer Maria Flynn for a special online Trocaire event, Wild and Traditional Food Recovery

Traditional foods to protect biodiversity and combat climate change

Guatemala’s top chef, Debora Fadul, is to join Irish heritage potato farmer, Maria Flynn, of Ballymakenny Farm, for a very special online demo, Wild And Traditional Food Recovery (April 6) in conjunction with Irish aid NGO Trócaire.

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