he name Hasselback comes from a restaurant in Stockholm, Sweden, named Hasselbacken, where the recipe for Hasselback potatoes was first introduced in the 1940s. That simple dish involves slicing whole potatoes and baking them so the outsides become crisp and brown while the insides stay soft and creamy. We like this technique so much, we decided to try it with one of our favorite summer garden vegetables – the tomato. It’s a wonderful way to turn simple tomato salad into a work of art!