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Dennis Montey wrote:
> Have tomatoes always been available in India/Pakistan region or are they > johnny-come-latelies which have been incorporated as has occurred in > Italian cuisine? When and how were they introduced? > Why do you think tomatoes are new to Italy? Cortes arrived in Mexico around 1519 where he found tomatoes and they are described in Italian herbals just a few years later. If you mean that tomatoes were not in Italy in the year 1000 A.D or weren't around in 500 B.C., then you are quite right. Cortes and Columbus also brought peppers to the new world and they made it ASAP to India/Pakistan, probably in the same crate with a tomato plant. Cookie |
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