Today, tomatoes are ubiquitous, seen growing in backyards and on decks, sold daily at farmers’ markets and grocery stores, and used for easy weeknight dinners and haute cuisine at some of the world’s finest restaurants. But tomatoes weren’t always one of the most used ingredients in recipes worldwide. As they made their way around the globe, they were often the stuff of myth and fear.
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