We Ate Well, New York, NY (2026)

Our mission is to help you eat mindfully, joyfully and sustainably on a vegetarian diet.

05/22/2026

A salad where almost everything is cooked? Great for digestion and perfect for picnics, potlucks or if you’re lucky, that work-from-park lunch.

A good chimichurri dressing can make almost anything taste exciting. Put it on a shoe and I’d probably still take a bite. Here, though, it gets paired with a lineup of real heavy hitters: quinoa, paneer, and butter beans, all coming together in a salad that eats more like a grain bowl.

Fresh May produce keeps things lively. Peppery arugula and tender asparagus bring brightness and crunch, while the chimichurri cuts through everything with sharp herbs and acidity. The result is hearty, protein-packed, and incredibly satisfying without feeling heavy.

Pack it up for a sunny picnic, bring it to a Memorial Day gathering, or make a batch for weekday lunches. And accept the rave reviews graciously.

Comment ‘LUNCH’ and I’ll send you the full recipe

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05/18/2026

Ayurveda considers yogurt deeply nourishing, but this comes with caveats. Its cold, heavy, and slimy qualities can make it harder to digest and, if eaten improperly, capable of clogging the body’s channels. Surprising? It was for me too. To make yogurt more digestible, it’s traditionally brought to room temperature, whipped with water or a touch of honey, or gently spiced before eating, ideally at lunch, when digestive fire is strongest. Traditional preparations like takra (Ayurvedic buttermilk), raita, and this zesty tzatziki get this balance just right.
Whisk room-temperature yogurt with a splash of water until light and creamy, then stir in crushed garlic, lemon juice, olive oil, salt, and black pepper. Fold in grated cucumber that’s been squeezed dry, along with plenty of fresh dill and mint. Cooling, bright, and much easier on digestion.

05/15/2026

Weeknight Simple for May is here!

Here’s what’s on the menu:

👩🏽‍🍳 Harissa Pasta w/ Chickpeas & Broccolini
Harissa-spiked, garlicky, and ready in a flash. Regular pasta paired with chickpeas for more fiber and protein — with broccolini winding through every strand. Simple, punchy, and weeknight-approved.

👩🏽‍🍳 Zucchini-Lentil Tacos w/ Jalapeño Sauce
Roasted zucchini, black beluga lentils, and a creamy jalapeño sauce that ties it all together. Bright, Tex-Mex inspired, and just the right amount of heat.

👩🏽‍🍳 Chimichurri Paneer, Butter Bean & Quinoa Salad
Quinoa, paneer, and butter beans dressed in a sharp chimichurri with arugula and asparagus. It eats like a grain bowl — hearty, protein-packed, and made for Memorial Day tables or weekday lunches.

If you’re new here, Weeknight Simple is my monthly recipe club with 3 protein-forward dinners, a bonus recipe, a full shopping list and access to my growing recipe archive.

Comment or DM SIMPLE to sign up! And don’t miss the poll in stories to vote on which recipe you want to see for free in my next newsletter drop!

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05/13/2026

Chronic stress makes healing your hormones feel impossible - even when you’re doing everything right.

Whether you’re looking to finally understand why your body feels off or break the patterns that have been running in the background for years, the secret is in recognizing how stress is actually showing up for you.

Which hormonal identity do you resonate with the most - the Anxious Overachiever, the Silent Struggler, or the Perfectionist with a Price?

Comment HORMONES to read the full Q&A with on my Substack.

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05/11/2026

Six months ago, I took a leap and enrolled in an Ayurvedic nutrition program with . I didn’t know exactly what I was signing up for - but I can tell you that the lens through which I now view food has fundamentally shifted. Not in a “throw everything out” way, but in a deepening way. Like someone finally handed me a map I didn’t know I was missing. Lots to share with you - stay tuned!

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05/05/2026

Blue Zone recipes that make eating for longevity actually feel like living.

Whether you’re looking to protect your brain health or simply add more years to your life, the secret is in what’s already on your plate.

Dr. Annie Fenn has spent years studying the way the world’s longest-lived people eat, and if there’s one thing that stands out, it’s that food this nourishing was never meant to feel like a sacrifice.

Comment SIMPLE and I’ll send you the full Blue Zone dinner party menu that Dr. Fenn created for Brain Health Week at the beautiful . 🌿

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