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There are two kinds of weeknight dinners: 1)The ones that feel like survival and, 2) The ones that somehow make you feel like you have your life together. This is firmly in the second category. Recently, I came across this recipe for Steak Bites with Miso Ginger Dressing from The Woks of Life, and I […]

Recipes Worth Passing Down (April 2026) – Ginger Miso Hungry Steak Bites

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April 18, 2026

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If there’s one thing I hear from patients (especially busy moms), it’s that mornings can feel like a sprint before the marathon of the day has even begun. Between getting kids out the door, answering work e-mails, and remembering who needed the library book today, the most important meal of the day can easily become […]

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Recipes Worth Passing Down (March 2026) – Get the Kids Out the Door Overnight Oats

March 15, 2026

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(This month’s recipe of the month was inspired by and adapted from a Korean BBQ wrap recipe by Instagram creator @jalalsamfit. We adjusted the marinade, lightened the sauce, and tweaked the slaw to fit our family’s taste and ingredients). We grew up eating Korean food on the daily in my Korean household growing up, and […]

Recipes worth passing down (February 2026) – Sheet Pan Korean BBQ Inspired Chicken Wraps

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February 17, 2026

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This Feels Like Summer Bruschetta Pesto Chicken is a meal everyone can get behind. The flavors are fresh and bright, yet familiar – juicy chicken, melty mozzarella, and a tomato topping that tastes like summer: a much needed refresh in the throes of winter in Upstate New York! With store-bought pesto, quick-cooking chicken, and a […]

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Recipes worth passing down: Heirloom Recipe of the Month for January 2026 – Feels like Summer Bruschetta Pesto Chicken

January 10, 2026

Pesto bruschetta chicken healthy meal in Albany NY
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There’s something undeniably special about waking up on Christmas Eve morning – that mix of excitement, calm, and “almost there” anticipation. This baked oatmeal captures all of that in one warm, fragrant dish. The bright touch of a medley of berries wrapped inside cinnamon-kissed oats feels like winter sunshine in a pan (warming up even […]

Recipes worth passing down: Heirloom Recipe of the Month for December 2025 – Blissful Baked Berry Oatmeal

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December 6, 2025

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As a family doctor and mom of two littles in the Albany, New York area running between daycare drop off, bedtime routines, and caring for my patients, I almost always start my Sunday meal prep with the same cozy comfort: our favorite butternut squash soup! It’s a family favorite (husband, toddler, and baby approved), chock […]

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Recipes worth passing down: Heirloom Recipe of the Month for November 2025 – Empty the Fridge Butternut Squash Soup

November 2, 2025

Freshly cut butternut squash with seeds ready to be made into soup
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As a family doctor in Albany, NY, I spend a lot of time talking with patients about practical ways to fit nutrition into already busy schedules. The reality is, most of us want to eat healthier but don’t always have the time or energy when the week gets hectic. That’s why I love simple, make-ahead […]

Recipes worth passing down: Heirloom Recipe of the Month for October 2025 – Crustless Breakfast Quiche

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October 3, 2025

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In our house, dinner needs to check a few boxes: flavorful enough for the adults, simple for busy weeknights, and flexible enough for our little ones’ taste buds. Because it’s easy to meal prep and tasty to boot, chicken shawarma has become a family favorite. I first came across the recipe on Ahead of Thyme […]

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Recipes worth passing down: Heirloom Recipe of the Month for September 2025 – Chicken Shawarma

September 1, 2025

Chicken shawarma with salad and couscous
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Sneak veggies into breakfast with these Everyday Superhero muffins, inspired by Shalane Flanagan and Elyse Kopecky’s recipe

Recipes worth passing down: Heirloom Recipe of the Month for August 2025 – Everyday Superhero Muffins

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August 3, 2025

Everyday Super Hero Muffins

Welcome!
I'm Dr. Meghan Monthie. 

I’m a board-certified family physician who loves caring for families across multiple generations.
But the most important things to know about me can't be found on my resume.

I’m a wife to Phil (an attorney and Albany-area native), mom to two boys - Miles (a curious and delightfully feral toddler) and Henry (his smiley, chill little brother) - and dog mom to Daisy, our Havapoo pandemic pup.
I’m a (semi-retired?) marathoner and triathlete who will always choose cardio over strength training and still dreams of race days once the kids are older (and once my pelvic floor has fully recovered). 

Originally from Maryland, I’ve spent my entire adult life in the Capital Region. My winters upstate significantly improved once I picked up skiing and years in New York have made a wimp out of me when it comes to southern humidity, but I’ll make an exception for a visit home with the promise of a proper blue crab feast. 
I’m also a proud daughter and granddaughter of South Korean immigrants, whose courage and sacrifices shaped my own core values: perseverance, integrity, gratitude, and faith.

I’m a fellow human in a white coat who also knows mom guilt, late-night doom scrolling, skipped workouts, and all the beautiful chaos (and sleepless nights) of working motherhood.

I care for my patients the way I would care for my own family. 
I love being a family doctor, and I consider it an honor and a privilege to be your family's personal doctor.

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Meet Your Doctor

I’m a board-certified family physician who loves caring for families across multiple generations.
But the most important things to know about me can't be found on my resume.

I’m a wife to Phil (an Albany-area native), mom to two boys, endurance sport junkie, and daughter and granddaughter of South Koren immigrants whose courage and sacrifices shaped my own core values: perseverance, integrity, gratitude, and faith. 

I care for my patients the way I would care for my own family. 
I love being a family doctor, and I consider it an honor and a privilege to be your family's personal doctor.