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by radarsat1
21 days ago
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You're of course right but I can't help but point out one thing.. > but c'mon: tomatoes originated in the Americas! Yes. But they were brought to Europe like right after Columbus landed and have been part of Italian and European cooking for longer than the US has existed. So you only sort of have a point here. (Same for corn, eg. polenta ) I mean, tomatoes are definitely a big part of Italian cuisine, despite any differences that American Italians introduced to the menu. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Columbian_exchange |
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