Holiday hosting can be fun, but also stressful! From planning the menu for the big day to managing all the little details, there are a lot of things to manage. We worked with our friends at GoodCook to get some of their insider secrets for stress-free hosting this holiday season: Easy, delicious and unique side dish ideas, simple make-ahead breakfast or brunch recipes, and top tips for storing leftovers for optimal safety and flavor.
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Podcast Episode 1: Home for the Holidays?
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our latest venture: The Family Dinner Project Podcast! In each of our 30-minute episodes, Content Manager Bri DeRosa and Executive Director Dr. Anne Fishel will talk through tough topics related to family meals. Pull up a chair and grab a plate — we’re serving up real talk about […]
A Therapist’s Take on That Christmas Dinner from “The Bear”
Family therapist Dr. Anne Fishel tackles takeaways from the notorious family Christmas dinner on hit show “The Bear.”
Hosting at the Shabbat Table
Mona Fishbane, Ph.D. reflects on the importance of Shabbat meals and rituals to her and her family over the generations.
100 Ways to Ask About The Day
We’ve compiled a list of 100 Alternatives to “How Was Your Day?” so families can have better, more meaningful conversations at any age.
New Book Brings The Family Dinner Project to Military Special Operations Families
The new book “The Warrior’s Table” brings The Family Dinner Project to Military Special Operations families.
Real Family Dinner Projects: The Lehman Family
The Lehman Family is a military family juggling five kids, frequent moves, picky eating and a mission to help other families like theirs.
Steps to Ease Dinner Stress for Stepfamilies
Dr. Patricia Papernow provides expert advice on how to make dinner with stepfamilies less stressful and more rewarding.