One of the two fishing charters with guests and chefs Rodriguez and Nolasco return to Pensacola Beach Marina from the morning’s fishing outing.

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Marie Davis celebrates her red snapper fresh catch with a smooch.

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Guests proudly show off the catch of the day—a full limit of red snapper.

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The table is set at Angelena’s for the forthcoming four-course seafood dinner.

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From left: Darien Schaeffer, Visit Pensacola’s CEO; Leslie Perino, EW Bullock’s COO; Nicole Stacey, Visit Pensacola’s vice president of destination development; and Ginger Sutton, G&G’s associate publisher, advertising.

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The Lavender Caipirinha, comprised of Cachaca, lime, lavender syrup, and bergamot.

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Emily Dupuis and Olivia Parkhill.

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Passed local oysters topped with strawberry and Calabrian chili snapper ceviche prepared by chef Gillette.

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Julie and Frank Segal.

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Chef Nolasco garnishes the passed hors d’oeuvres: pistachio-crusted lamb lollipops.

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The first course: beet carpaccio with fennel, oranges, pickled onions, walnuts, thyme, parsley, and chives prepared by chef Rodriguez.

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The second course: pan seared scallops with bacon lardons, sautéed spinach and kale, pickled onions, and citrus beurre blanc prepared by chef Rodriguez.

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The third course: seared Gulf red snapper with summer succotash, leeks, asparagus, citrus and scallion beurre blanc prepared by chef Gillette.

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Chefs Nolasco, Gillette, and Rodriguez.

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The meal culminated with three citrus flan with yuzu, caramel sauce, lemon truffle, and powdered sugar prepared by chef Nolasco.

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