The Dinner Table

Because family matters most

We are on a mission to reunite families at the Dinner Table.

Join us at The Dinner Table to help families reconnect and communicate more effectively.

We want to help families be closer, sharing and loving. The Dining Table is not only an area for eating but a place for gathering, sharing, communicating and where relationships grow.

Here we will share ideas that will help make gathering around the table enjoyable and meaningful for all members of your family and we invite you to share your ideas and what has worked – and not worked for you.

Recipes

Honey mustard chicken thighs with spring vegetables

This self-saucing one-pot is like a roast dinner without the fuss. Plus, it’s rich in iron, fibre and folate so a healthy meal for the family.

Salted caramel & apple pudding

This week we have a dessert for you to enjoy with you family.

Whip up this warming, family-friendly dessert in under an hour using apples and golden caramel. Serve hot from the oven with a scoop of ice cream

Sweet and Sour Pork Sausages

The speedy weeknight dinner that only costs a few dollars per serve and is on the table in 25 minutes.

Conversation starters

5 September 2022

Gathering at the Dinner Table provides an opportunity to connect with your family. Sometimes it may be difficult to start a conversation, but asking questions can help your family members to connect on a deeper level. Here are a wide range of interesting topics that they will enjoy and even learn from, without any lecturing. We have hundreds of questions for you to use that will get everyone involved.

Prayers for the Dinner table

Sitting together as a family for dinner is one of the most important things you can do daily. Here are some of the best mealtime prayers for families that will bring you closer together and create an environment where love and sharing happens. We have many differnt prayers for you to choose from.

Podcasts

Join us again to explore the question of how often families should gather at the dinner table. Derek Boylen says the answer lies in both the quantity and quality of the time spent together. Starting small is recommended to introduce new traditions and build upon them.

Research shows that the amount of quality time needed to maintain a healthy relationship varies, with some studies suggesting at least two hours a week and others suggesting 15 hours. Ultimately, the frequency of family meals depends on the family’s needs, challenges, and demands, with some families requiring more time together than others.

For more information and help in getting you family togather ta the dinner table go to https://majellan.media/the-dinner-table/

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When should families gather at the dinner table?

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When should families gather at the dinner table?

Join us again to explore the question of how often families should gather at the dinner table. Derek Boylen says the answer lies in both the quantity and quality of [...]

21 February 2023

Majellan Media

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Growing Faith at the Dinner Table

In this third Dinner Table podcast, Derek Boylen discusses the spiritual significance of families sharing a meal together. While families may not be religious, sharing a meal can help them [...]

18 January 2023

Majellan Media

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The benefits of gathering for family meals with guest Derek Boylen

In this second Dinner Table podcast with Derek Boylen, we look at the enormous health benefits for people when they share a family meal. Lower rates of depression and anxiety, [...]

29 November 2022

Majellan Media

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Because family matters most

The Dinner Table

Recipes

Honey mustard chicken thighs with spring vegetables

Salted caramel & apple pudding

Sweet and Sour Pork Sausages

Conversation Starters

Conversation starters

Prayers

Prayers for the Dinner table

Podcasts

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