Tag Archives: Food

Creole Jambalaya – cooking class at the Urban Deli

We did it a few months ago; we’re doing it again – a cooking class coming up on a Sunday – November 21, 1:00pm to 3:00pm –  with ‘Chef Bob.’ That’s Saint John’s Bob McVicar. The subject of the class? … Continue reading

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Help us help our inner-city families

We’re looking for some volunteers for Sunday, October 10th (a week from tomorrow) in order to help serve a Thanksgiving dinner to inner-city families in support of the Salvation Army. This is “no charge” meal for the families and we … Continue reading

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We’re working on a newsletter

Yes, it’s something new we’re working on. As you can see over on the upper right, we’re putting together a newsletter. You can sign-up for it there or just go straight to the sign up page here. No, we won’t … Continue reading

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A nice article and brief round up

There was a very nice article in here magazine yesterday about Liz and the Urban Deli. If you missed it, have a look: The Urban Deli’s hustle and bustle Yes, that’s the Deli’s story. Speaking of hustle and bustle, we’ve … Continue reading

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We’re one year old – Whoo hoo!

It seems as if we opened our doors yesterday and today woke up to find ourselves one year old. Does time really move that quickly? Apparently — especially when you’re trying to serve food! The Urban Deli opened on July … Continue reading

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Bourbon Quarter – worth the reservations

*For reservations call 506-214-3618 Opening and trial nights are never easy for new restaurant owners and their staff.  There is always something that is unfinished to the perfectionist owner who wants nothing more than to be a crowd pleaser for … Continue reading

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Sautéed red peppers – so versatile!

This dish is versatile, easy to make and requires minimal ingredients — and it is so delicious! The sautéed red peppers are equally great as a stand-alone dish or a  compliment to other dishes such as a topping for steamed … Continue reading

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