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Distinctly Montana Fall 2013

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Timeless Food PO Box 881 Conrad 406-278-5722 dave@timelessfood.com Mariann Van Den Elzen and Sarah Alexander from Market Day Foods Market Day Foods 1404 Golden Avenue, Bozeman 406-581-2228 sarah@marketdayfoods.com farmers' market, a way to have a constant airflow for 28-30 days. Unlike wet aging, Montana Wagyu Cattle Company access to the products. Today this process takes more time and storage but gives a 6195 Round Mountain Road, Belgrade they have over 600 food products greater concentration of flavors. Rick fills up a box 406-451-5513 from over 30 Montana producwith short ribs, sirloin, and oxtail. rick@montanawagyu.com ers and growers in eight southI rush out to Market Day Foods located in the west locations. They also deliver north part of town where I will pick up the last of Mountain Top Ranch wholesale to restaurants, caterers, the ingredients. I am greeted by two familiar and Cat Starita and schools. Anyone in southwest smiling faces who inform me they are about to run 406-599-6757 Montana can place orders by going to make deliveries so I better get to my order quick. atlastranch@yahoo.com to www.marketdayfoods.com and Mariann Van Den Elzen and Sarah Alexander are selecting a pick up location. busy in the warehouse at Market day Foods, filling I fulfill my grocery list with freshly frozen Flathead cherup orders from the online farmers' market. ries, butternut squash, heirloom tomatoes, ricotta and feta This unique concept started years back when Sarah cheese and rush home to create the menu. I am exhausted worked as a volunteer in Mariann's farm. Both women but exhilarated and cannot wait until my friends taste the brainstormed on the idea of facilitating a means to get the possibilities of recreating Latin-Caribbean flavors with logrowers to spend more time farming and harvesting while cally sourced Montana products. they delivered the produce to their clientele. It also gave people, who were out of the area or not able to make the 44 D I ST I N CT LY M ONTANA • FALL 2013

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