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Several kinds of fish stewed with tomato and wine vinegar, served with polenta — a fishermen's stew from the Croatian coast.
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Brodet is a fishermen's dish of the Adriatic coast: whatever fish were caught that day are stewed with tomato, onion, and wine vinegar. Traditionally the pot isn't stirred but shaken to cook the contents. It's simmered until the liquid thickens and eaten with polenta (cornmeal porridge).
Heat olive oil in a pot and sauté the sliced onion until soft.
Add the garlic, canned tomatoes, wine vinegar, white wine, and bay leaf and simmer 10 minutes.
Arrange the fish cut into large pieces and the shrimp in the pot and add water to just cover.
Without stirring, shake the pot and simmer on low for 20 minutes.
Stir the cornmeal into 600ml salted boiling water to make polenta.
Scatter with chopped parsley and serve with the polenta.