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Raglan Road at Disney Springs to feature local Wild Ocean Seafood in dishes

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Raglan Road at Disney Springs to feature local Wild Ocean Seafood in dishes

When Chef Kevin Dundon was in town in June, he visited Wild Ocean Seafood in Port Canaveral to check out the local product, which is wild caught, sustainable, and fresh from the ocean.

Wild Ocean has a market in Cape Canaveral, but can also be found locally in Orlando at the Monday Night Audubon Park Night Markets.

Chef Dundon liked it so much that Raglan Road introduces this menu tomorrow featuring three seasonal dishes using Wild Ocean seafood.

There’s no cut-off time set for the menu items — they’ll be on the menu as long as they are popular or when the season warrants a change, probably sometime this fall.

Chef Kevin Dundon has committed to working with multiple local producers.

Great news to hear and we look forward to hearing about more local seafood and harvest in our local Orlando restaurants!

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Wild Ocean seafood dish The Pale
Wild Ocean seafood dish The Pale –

Wild Ocean seafood dish – The Pale – Wild Ocean shrimp and clams with golden corn, baby potatoes, in a Raglan IPA lemon and herb broth served with soda bread scones

Wild Ocean seafood dish El Nino
Wild Ocean seafood dish El Nino

Wild Ocean seafood dish – El Nino – Wild Ocean Pan Roasted Shrimp over soft polenta, ina spiced bean, sweet onion, and peppers piperada

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