Ep. 11 - Enjoying Teenagers, Generous Hospitality and Gardening // Heidi

Ep. 16 - Type B Shenanigans, Reliable Recipes and Utilising 'Extra Time' // Carlien

Here's a delightful chat with Carlien Jongeling! She's wife to Caleb and mum to 4 kids aged 5-12. She shares loads of great recipes, her families favourite camping locations and how much more she gets done with an extra 2 hours a day now that her kids take a bus to school! Plus how her type B personality shows up in homemaking and how studying at Trinity College has benefitted her bible study and ability to walk alongside new believers! Click here [https://www.foodfamilyfellowship.com/post/episode-16-type-b-shenanigans-reliable-recipes-and-utilising-extra-time----carlien]to see her recipes. As mentioned at the start of the episode - this will be the last one for at least a few months as we're expecting to welcome our little baby any day now. To see cute baby photos and stay up to date on when I'll be returning to the podcast, sign up for the email updates here [https://www.foodfamilyfellowship.com/] (scroll to the form at the bottom of the home page).

Ep. 15 - Fun Family Activities, The Best Recipe App and Handy Kitchen Tips! // Annemarie

In this delightful episode, I got to chat with Annemarie Retief, wife to Mendel and mum of 10 children! She shares so many handy tips and tricks for spending time as family, cooking for a crowd, clever cleaning products and much more! Laugh with us about hiding food from the kids, try not to drool as she describes her Africaans recipes, and don't forget to check out her recommendation for the best app for recipes! Click here [https://www.foodfamilyfellowship.com/]for all her recipes and products!

Ep. 14 - Resisting Perfectionism, Sneaky Veggies and Creative Catch-ups // Amanda

Here's a lovely conversation with Amanda Poppe! She is wife to Rev Dirk Poppe and together they have 6 children aged 17-28, and one grandchild! It was beautiful to hear her share about her journey as a homemaker, life as a pastor's wife and growing in hospitality as an introvert. She also has many great tips along the way like how to hide veggies in your meals, creative ideas for catching up with friends as busy mums and resisting perfectionism when having people over. In addition to her busy home and church life, Amanda loves to write children's fiction books! Find her website and newsletter here: https://www.amandapoppe.com/ [https://www.amandapoppe.com/] Find her recipes on the website here [www.foodfamilyfellowship.com]. Book recommendations: * Listen: How To Find The Words For Tender Conversations - Kathryn Mannix * 7 Myths About Singleness - Sam Allberry

Ep. 13 - Open-Handed Hospitality, Simple Home Tips and Africaans Baking Recipes // Jantina

A warm welcome to my mother in law Jantina van den Dolder! She is married to Erik and they have 4 grown children (all boys) and 5 grandchildren. She's lived in 4 different continents and has a unique story to tell about how she came to live in the Bunbury area, where she now is a full-time teacher! She's also a wonderful cook and an amazing host. Hospitality is like breathing for her and we have been so blessed to both receive and witness her open-handedness when it comes to having people into her home! Tune it to learn about her motivation, tips, food choices and more! Plus some delicious Africaans baking recipes she has to share. Find all her recipes here [https://www.foodfamilyfellowship.com/].

Ep. 12 - Small Spaces, Easy Meals and Home Organisation // Coral

Happy New Year everyone! To kick things off in 2026, here's a delightful chat with Coral! She's married to Cameron and they have 2 adorable kids. They've been living in a shed for the past 5 years as Cameron finished studying . With 2 kids joining them along the way, she has plenty of tips and tricks for making the space work for their family! She also (to my horror haha) doesn't meal plan and manages to bathe her kids while cooking dinner! Supermum! Listen along to hear all about that and so much more. Find all her recipes and recommended products on the website ⁠here⁠ [https://www.foodfamilyfellowship.com/blog].