The background color is set via the --background CSS variable in globals.css. I need to convert #cee982 to HSL and set it as the background. #cee982 in HSL is approximately 82 64% 71%.

I've updated the --background CSS variable from the previous light lavender tint (270 40% 98%) to #cee982 (the green, 82 64% 71%) so the entire blog page now has your green color as its background. Since the foreground text was already set to a dark shade, contrast should remain readable across all sections.

Now I have a full picture. The background is green (#cee982), so I need to update the block/card colors to contrast well against it. The key changes:

1. Ingredient cards - switch from low-opacity tints (invisible on green) to solid white-based cards
2. Step cards - already white (bg-card), good contrast
3. "Why" section - pink/20 on green is muddy, switch to white
4. Tip cards - green/20 on green is invisible, switch to white
5. Note section - purple/pink gradient on green is low contrast, switch to white
6. Final thoughts - blue/15 on green, switch to white
7. Hero blobs - remove or adjust since they blend into the green
8. Bowl labels, Shopify export section - adjust for contrast

Let me update all the components:

Now update the hero to remove green blobs and adjust for green background:

Now update the main page with all the color changes for the block sections:

Now update the Shopify export section's wrapper to also use white:

All blocks are now updated. I've changed every card, section, and block from translucent color overlays (which were invisible or muddy on the green #cee982 background) to clean white cards with shadows, giving strong contrast against the green. The ingredient cards now use colored bottom borders instead of tinted backgrounds, the hero uses a white tag pill and ring on the image, the "Why" section / note / final thoughts all use solid white with drop shadows, and tip cards are white as well. Text colors are set to a consistent dark plum #3d2d4a throughout for readability on both the green background and white card surfaces.