So you've told someone, "Come over for dinner!" What's next? Experienced hosts and hostesses share their best advice for planning a meal to serve and help you with detailed tips so you can re-create their amazing dishes in your own home. You'll learn how to make your home warm and welcoming where your guests have a great time and you do too! Find all of the recipes and must-have kitchen items at w... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | FoodArtsKids & Family |
Join Tamara Latham as she shares practical hospitality tips, starting with a very important one: don’t forget to laugh! If you’re not a natural planner or delegator, Tamara offers encouragement to begin anyway, and your muscles will grow. You’ll hear... more
Join Melissa Knific, a recipe developer with experience at Family Circle, HelloFresh, Rachael Ray, and more, as we discuss her latest project: a cookbook inspired by recipes from all 63 U.S. national parks. Melissa shares a behind-the-scenes look at ... more
Originally from England and now living in Texas, pastor’s wife Nicole Jeffery has become an expert in hosting large groups with ease. She shares the secrets behind her stress-free hospitality, including her favorite store-bought shortcuts that make f... more
Join Jenny Brown, a pastor's wife with many years of experience in opening her home to others, as she shares practical wisdom on everyday hospitality. Jenny talks about letting go of excess stuff, numerous uses for sourdough, and why doing the small ... more
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Topic is fun. Wish there were links to all recipes. Host interrupts and talks more than the guest.
I love love, love this podcast. It has made getting ready for guests for the month of June Actually fun, even though I'm behind on very many things due to just getting older and slower. The host has a wonderful voice and asks really good questions and the guests love to talk about the topic which makes it so great to listen to . I highly recommend this podcast especially if you have guests often or you have guests coming to stay with you.
I just found this podcast and have listened to three episodes so far. I really enjoy the foodie talk, inspiring recipes, and focus on hospitality. Thank you so much for the work and thoughtfulness you put into making this podcast!
Bess’ podcast is so encouraging, helpful, and inspirational! As a (sometimes tired) mom, wife, and frequent host, I have found “Come Over for Dinner” to be a breath of fresh air of delight in serving our families and guests! I have listened to several episodes and have laughed and smiled my way through them. I have been so inspired to be more intentional in how I show hospitality to my own family, as well as others. The Lord has used you to encourage me as I continue to feed my family and frie... more
I’ve been listening to this podcast for a few years and have added some fabulous recipes to my collection thanks to it. But more than just meal ideas, I’ve been given life advice—learning from people in all walks of life what humble, gracious, joyful hospitality looks like. I highly recommend this podcast!
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Focusing on the themes of hospitality and family meals, this podcast emphasizes practical advice and personal stories from experienced hosts and hostesses. Listeners can expect to hear a variety of unique recipes, hosting tips, and insights on how to create a warm and welcoming environment for guests. Episodes explore the nuances of meal planning, community building through cooking, and the joys and challenges of sharing dining experiences with others. A distinctive aspect is the blend of personal anecdotes with actionable guidance, making it both inspiring and enlightening for listeners interested in enhancing their home hosting skills while fostering connections with family and friends.
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2. Nicole Jeffery
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5. Mary Spatarel
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