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Several kinds of seafood layered with vegetables and stewed — a traditional dish of Portugal's fishing towns.
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Caldeirada is a traditional dish born among fishermen on Portugal's coast: several kinds of fish, shellfish, and shrimp are layered in a pot with potato, onion, and tomato and stewed slowly with white wine. It's said to have begun with fishermen cooking the day's catch on board, and it's a home dish whose seafood and seasoning vary by region.
Heat olive oil in a pot and lay the sliced onion in the bottom.
Layer the potatoes, bell pepper, and tomato in turn.
Top with the white fish, shrimp, and clams and drizzle with white wine.
Cover and simmer on low for 30–40 minutes until the seafood and vegetables are cooked.
Season with salt and bring the pot straight to the table.