You’re probably shopping for vegetables wrong. Here’s how to do it better.

Not all produce is created equal. I got a first whiff of this truth as a teenager, traveling in Italy. I noticed the pasta sauces and watermelons there popped with much more flavor than those I was accustomed to in North America. In my 20s, I started reading chefs like Alice Waters and Nigel Slater (my favorite)who made a persuasive case for eating in tune with the seasons — not only to get more variety, but also because eating seasonally will inevitably drive you to local markets, where you can buy from small farmers who take farming, and flavor, quite seriously. Javier Zarracina/Vox Much … Pokračování textu You’re probably shopping for vegetables wrong. Here’s how to do it better.