Worldwide Tomato By Raemy Conley A little about

+ Worldwide Tomato By: Raemy Conley

+ A little about the Tomato: n Native to western South America and Central America n Spread throughout the world following the Spanish colonization of the Americas n Consumed in various ways n Grown in various ways n Not high amounts of rainfall n Free from frost

+ Spain and Portugal: n Gazpacho n Soupy n Raw vegetable n Served cold n Tomato, water, and garlic

+ Tomato Soup: n n Poland n Vegetables n Spices n Butter n Garlic n Sour cream or yogurt USA n Vegetables n Olive oil n Butter n Flour n Sugar n Spices

+ Italy: n n Tomato sauce n Commonly used for pasta n Dipping n Pizza Bruschetta n Served cold n Chopped tomatoes n Cheese, meats, spices, sauces

+ France: n Heirloom tomato tart n Similar to a “pie” n Dough, cheese, mustard, honey, pepper n Baked

+ South Africa: n Chakalaka n Spicy tomato, pepper, beans, and onion n Required condiment at braais (barbeques) n For grilled meats n Served hot or cold

+ China: n Egg fried tomato n Main course n Popular among students n Also a common dish in Philipines n Breakfast n On a sandwich n Paired with garlic fried rice

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