(Im literally writing home about such things these days, because pandemic.)

Plus, in-season produce just tastes so much better.

(Just wear gloves when peeling and chopping them, because beet juice can stain like none other.)

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When youre making salads you want to feel satisfiedits not just about this super dainty thing, Arrington says.

So, I tend to use nuts and seeds because they have a lot of texture to them.

oh my!).

Broth in Bowl on gray background, healthy food, top view.

LA-based chef and former contestant onTop Chef

Fun, pretty things dont have to be hard, says Arrington of her Instagram-ready mix.

We made this in under 30 minutes.

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Close-up of sliced purple cabbage,

soba noodles

A hand is stirring a sourdough starter in a glass jar, on a kitchen countertop. The light casts a warm glow, highlighting the ingredients inside the jar.

Frozen beef steaks on brownish packaging paper. Light effect.

Woman shopping in a grocery store with a basket