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Brodet, a dish where "it all begins and ends" is probably the most popular Dalmatian specialty, so it's high time to write about it. Due to many dialectal varieties in Croatia, there are several names for this dish, but all very similar: brodet, brudet and brujet. In short, they all refer to a soup made of fish and/or seafood.     In the Croatian Adriatic, the dish is prepared with several sorts of fish and some inevitable ingredients: olive oil, salt and pepper, onions and garlic, parsley and peeled tomatoes. The older generation will say that the fish used for brodet is "any fish you caught last night", but in most cases the finest brodet is made of grouper, scorpion fish, frogfish (monkfish), sea bass, sea-bream, eel, conger and John Dory.     source: http://bit.ly/2f1zIzc     Many chefs combine fish with crabs and shells, adding their own combinations of spices. There are hundreds of different varieties of brodet, and each tells a story about a certain area, its history and family heritage. Therefore, brodet of southern Adriatic and Dubrovnik would taste "richer" as it is prepared with grouper, while the one from the mouth of Neretva is inconceivable without eels and frogs, slightly burning your mouth with local chili peppers.     For a more detailed brodet recipe, you can visit our blog.     Croatia     Beneteau Cyclades 39.3 (2007/sails 2017) Discount: -25% 30.09.- 07.10.2017 Croatia, Rogač, Split region 1,200.00 EUR  900.00 EUR Ask more     Beneteau Cyclades 50.5 (2007/sails 2017) Discount: -30% 30.09.- 07.10.2017 Croatia, Rogač, Split region 2,400.00 EUR  1,680.00 EUR Ask more     Lagoon 400 (2012) Discount: -15% 07.10.- 14.10.2017 Croatia, Rogač, Split region 1,090.00 EUR  1,692.00 EUR Ask more     Sun Odyssey 449 (2018) Discount: -10% 02.06.- 09.06.2018 Croatia, Rogač, Split region 2,900.00 EUR  2,610.00 EUR Ask more     Lagoon 450 (2012) Discount: -15% 09.06.- 16.06.2018 Croatia, Rogač, Split region 7,600.00 EUR  6,460.00 EUR Ask more     Montenegro     Lagoon 39 (2016) Discount: -3% 14.10.- 21.10.2017 Montenegro, Tivat, Ostrvo cvijeća 2,300.00 EUR  2,231.00 EUR Ask more     Italy     Lagoon 450 (2012) Discount: -3% 23.09.- 30.09.2017 Italy, San Benedetto del Tronto, Porto di San Benedetto del Tronto 3,000.00 EUR  2,910.00 EUR Ask more     Greece     Bavaria 31 Cruiser (2008) Discount: -18% 23.09.- 30.09.2017 Greece, Corfu, Marina Gouvia 1,150.00 EUR  943.00 EUR Ask more     Spain     Jeanneau SO 439 (2013) Discount: -18% 30.09.- 07.10.2017 Spain, Ibiza - Sant Antoni de Portmany, Sant Antoni de Portmany Port 2,600.00 EUR  2,132.00 EUR Ask more     Malta     Jeanneau SO 349 (2014) Discount: -13% 07.10.- 14.10.2017 Malta, Kalkara Marina 1,925.00 EUR  1,675.00 EUR Ask more     Contact tel: +385 1 488 2200, +385 1 488 2202  info@sailingeurope.com  www.sailingeurope.com Preferences View in browser Unsubscribe

 

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