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WOMEN’S SPECIALISTS
Caring for you at every age and stage of life. At Bozeman Health Women’s Specialists, we know your life is busy and staying well is important to you. And because women often care for others before themselves, we've committed special time and attention to anticipating and meeting your ever-changing needs — from adolescence to menopause and everything in between. We’re here to answer your questions along the way.
Visit BozemanHealth.org to find your provider or call 406-414-5150 to schedule your appointment.
LIFESTYLE LETTER
DECEMBER 2020 PUBLISHER
Brent R Fjeldheim | brent.fjeldheim@lifestylepubs.com EDITORIAL COORDINATOR
Karen Fjeldheim | karen.fjeldheim@lifestylepubs.com
The Last Best Place HELLO AND WELCOME TO THE PREMIERE ISSUE OF BOZEMAN LIFE MAGAZINE! WE ARE INSPIRED BY COMMUNITY! Bozeman Life Magazine is dedicated to connecting local businesses with the local community by direct mailing a high quality, luxury-focused publication to local home owners on a monthly basis. Delivered at no cost to the readers and with a focus
AD DESIGNER
Whitney Lockhart L AYO UT DESIGNER
Dani Moore CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Karen Fjeldheim CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS
Cinematic Spirit, Kyle Dudgeon
on Gallatin Valley content, this publication will be an anticipated local resource in homes and businesses in Bozeman and Big Sky. We look forward to becoming a significant source of inspiration, information, economic growth and community connections. Our content features crafted food at local restaurants like Urban Kitchen and Nina’s Tacos & Tequila. Long established local businesses are reintroduced such as Kenyon Noble and Gallatin Recreation/Polaris. Local artists, designers and fashionistas are highlighted as their flair adds valuable beauty to our region. Our goal is to share the stories of everything and everyone Bozeman and Big Sky have to offer and the things that matter most to you, our readers, for whom we produce this magazine each month.
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INSIDE THE ISSUE DECEMBER 2020
FEATURES 14 Urban Kitchen An American Resturant
16 Trend Setter A Blend for Any Occasion
20 Chef’s Table The Tomahawk Steak
24 Bullet Journaling 101 The Basics You Need to Know to Start
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Organizing Your Life + Accomplishing Your Goals
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DEPARTMENTS 4
Lifestyle Letter
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Good Times
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Around Town
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Now Open
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Trend Setter
20 Culinary Creations 24 DIY 30 Food & Wine 32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local’s Choice
GOOD TIMES 1.
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Uncorked and Unplugged Savanna + Jack set the tone at Blend - A Bozeman Winery's "Saturday - Uncorked
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and Unplugged"Â
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1. Enjoying the music and the company. | 2. Michael Ruhland, Lauren Hutson | 3. Setting the tone. | 4. Savannah + Jack, Kaley Burns | 5. Pure Barre | 6. Blend
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AROUND TOWN "It is truly an honor to offer this sanctuary to the community as we all adjust to this period of great shifts - as individuals, as a community, and a planet." says owner and Reiki master, Lauren Jewett. www.bluelotusbozeman.com
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROTORS - "COME SEE WHAT WE SEE" Located in the heart of helicopter county in Bozeman, MT Rocky Mountain Rotors is doing everything that can be done with a helicopter. On any given day, RMR may provide support for Wildfire Containment, give a stunning helicopter tour of Yellowstone Park and teach another pilot to fly. With Rocky Mountain Rotors servicing Bozeman, Big Sky, Jackson Hole and surrounding cities, we all have a reliable friend in the sky. rockymountainrotors.com
LOCALLY CULTURED VEGETABLES WITH A MISSION Farmented Foods is excited to bring you two new fermented products: The “Bloody Mary Mix” and “Fixer Elixir”. Order yours today at Black Dog Farm, Roots Cellar Foods online marketplace or pick up a complete Bloody Mary Cocktail Kit from Wildrye Distilling. Check us out on Instagram @FarmentedFoods Find a complete list of store locations at website: www.farmented.com
REFRESH YOUR ENERGY IN THE ARTS DISTRICT Blue Lotus, Bozeman's latest boutique and wellness studio, recently opened its doors in the northend arts district. Blue Lotus provides all the tools and treasures a modern spiritual seeker needs, with soulful art & uplifting goods, along with private yoga & energy-work sessions. 10
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SNOWMAKING TO BEGIN ON IN-TOWN XC SKI TRAILS The nonprofit Bridger Ski Foundation (BSF)
expects to begin blowing snow on the cross country ski trails at Sunset Hills by December 1. Located in downtown Bozeman next to Lindley Park and across the street from Bozeman Health, the groomed trail system is a favorite for both locals and visitors. In order to keep access free, BSF uses a voluntary trail pass system. Buy a trails pass and/or make a donation to BSF’s Sunset Hills Legacy Project. Sponsor and donor naming opportunities are still available. Learn more at www.bridgerskifoundation.org/snowmaking.
+ Upper Respiratory Infections + Seasonal allergies + Overall fatigue + Digestive Disorders + Chronic fatigue syndrome + Asthma + Mood Concerns + Post Drug-addiction + Fibromyalgia + Adrenal insufficiency While vitamin infusions are not going to cure a chronic disease, they can affect and lessen the severity of its symptoms. Patients who received this treatment had a higher quality of life and reduced side effects from treatment.
APRICOT LANE INTRODUCES THE “WISH LIST” “She” comes in to shop, creates a “Wish List” of items for Christmas on a Shopper Card and leaves contact information for two people. Apricot Lane then contacts them with the list. Items can be bought over the phone or put on hold for later. Apricot Lane can ship the items or box them up for back door pick up.
WE NOW HAVE A NATURAL ALTERNATIVE TO BOTOX IN BOZEMAN
This alleviates contact with people, saves time and “She” gets exactly what she wants!
Located in the heart of downtown Bozeman, Wyld Beauty is an elevated clean beauty spa specializing in customized organic facials + Gua Sha treatments. Gua sha, considered to be a natural alternative to Botox, is an ancient, non-invasive Chinese therapy that uses a tool to rub or scrape the skin's surface in long strokes. Wyld
Beauty
also
offers
Customized
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Organic Apothecary Facials, using only the purest plant based ingredients from brands like Botnia, Berlin Skin & Wilding. www.wyldbeautyskin.com.
IV NUTRIENT THERAPY IS AVAILABLE IN BOZEMAN AND BIG SKY Nutrient IV therapy boosts the immune system, helping to protect against illness and increase energy levels. Many report feeling increased stamina. Infusions can also promote improved sleep patterns and support skin tone and appear-
Would you like to get in touch with us? We would love
ance. In terms of disease, a vitamin IV can help with
to hear from you! Contact us at CityLifestyle.com/
acute or chronic concerns, including:
Bozeman using the Get In Touch link and let us know
+ Migraines/Headaches
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purebarre.com/location/bozeman-mt | 406.577.2918 34 East Mendenhall Street, Bozeman
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NOW OPEN
URBAN KITCHEN
AN AMERICAN RESTURANT
URBAN KITCHEN WINE BAR IS A BRAND NEW,
community of ranchers, farmers and creameries to
COZY & INTIMATE SPOT TO GATHER WITH
create our dishes and promote sustainable living.”
FRIENDS FOR A DELICIOUS BITE OR A FULL
The Pandemic of 2020 has been particularly dif-
MEAL PAIRED WITH A SEASONAL WINE AND
ficult for the restaurant industry, but the Romano’s
HAND-CRAFTED COCKTAIL LIST.
embraced the challenges.
Culinary couple Meg and Joe Romano have cooked
“As the world changed so dramatically around us in
in some of the best kitchens in the country and use
the past year, we chose to adapt, renovate and create
their extensive experience to create an Innovative
something new by opening UK Wine Bar.
Seasonal Menu featuring a fusion of progressive American and comfort foods.
We have enjoyed a long career in the hospitality industry for over 20 years in such diverse communities
Sous Chef, Kendrick Ganaway, aka “KG”, brings
as New York City, Chicago and Las Vegas. Flexibility
a spicy southern flair and together it is a culinary
and a willingness to reinvent yourself is key. And now
melting pot.
more than ever, people are looking forward to getting
Meg Romano loves what she does. “Living and
back to some sense of normalcy in meeting friends in
working in Bozeman, Montana, is a chef’s dream;
an intimate, friendly setting to enjoy a seasonal food
we are at the source of where our food is coming
and beverage menu that continues to offer our guests
from. It is an ongoing journey of working within our
new tastes and flavors.” The original UK wine list has evolved and expanded to feature classic and eclectic tastes. Daily specials are featured along with a cheese and charcuterie tasting board and of course, the complete Urban Kitchen menu is always available to enjoy
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URBAN KITCHEN Urban Kitchen opens at 11 am daily. Â Urban Kitchen Wine Bar opens at 5 pm daily. See you there!
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F O R
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A N Y O C C A S I O N
Cabernet Sauvignon - 2015 A well-balanced polished display of this popular variety, it is fruit forward with a light tannic finish
Avenoir - 2015 Notice the berries and baking spices in this blend of Grenache and Mourvedre
BLEND - A BOZEMAN WINERY
TREND SETTER
Chardonnay -Â 2016 Old and New World sensibilities blend to create this crisp yet subtly toasty Chardonnay
TAP WINES MT Bottle White 2016 Southern Rhone blend with edges of lemon curd, stone fruit and floral tones
MT Bottle Red 2015 Blend of 2/3 Sangiovese and 1/3 Merlot this red starts with cedar, dark cherry and peppermint
REDS
Merlot - 2015 Caramel plays against deep fruit flavors in this lush, velvety earthy Merlot
Grenache - 2016 This palate echos with raspberry and cocoa, bright acidity and a long finish
Pinot Noir - 2015 A rounded Pinot with balanced acidity and classic cherry and cranberry notes
Syrah - 2015 A lovely, complex blend that showcases the minerality of a Washington Syrah
“BLEND - A BOZEMAN WINERY”
Sauvalanche - 2018 Sauvignon Blanc/Chenin Blanc
is located in downtown Bozeman and has WINE ON TAP. You can buy wine by the glass, or to fill up your Growlers to go.
Riesling - 2017 Dry style with minerality, crips green apple and edges of green tea and white flower
Reserve Chardonnay - 2016 Palate rich and fruit driven Chardonnay, with balance, great texture and elegant acid
Reserve Syrah - 2016 Deep and rich this Syrah Delivers dar and blue berries with bacon fat, smoke and cherry confiture
WHITES
Rose’ - 2018 Provonce style Cinsaut is bright and crisp with hints of minerality
GROWLERS
“ W e a r e a B oz e m a n w i n e ry d e d i cat e d to b r i n g i n g p e o p l e to g e t h e r ov e r o u tsta n d i n g w i n e .” — Michael Ruhland Owner of “Blend - A Bozeman Winery”
Growlers - Take It With You!
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CULINARY CREATIONS
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THE URBAN KITCHEN “TOMAHAWK” PRESENTATION HAS BECOME LEGENDARY AS IT IS A 120 DAY AGED, 45 OZ TOMAHAWK RIBEYE WITH SEASONAL PAIRINGS OF BUTTERY GARLIC MASHED POTATOES,
CRISP
SWEET
CHILI
BRUSSEL
SPROUTS AND SAUTÉED MUSHROOM AND PEAS. Enjoying the “Tomahawk” at Urban Kitchen is a jaw dropping, theatrical experience that begins with ordering from the UK team, moves on to the presentation of the raw product and at last, to the final presentation of this decadent steak and all the trimmings.
RECIPE FROM URBAN KITCHEN: COOKING THE TOMAHAWK: 1. Preheat the grill on the highest setting. 2. Season steak generously with salt and pepper. 3. Place steak on the grill at a 45’ angle and leave for 5 minutes then turn to face the opposite side to create hatch marks for another 5 minutes. 4. Flip the steak to the opposite side and repeat for a total cooking time of roughly 20-25 minutes for a medium rare. 5. We test by feel but if you are uncertain you can either use a thermometer (130’F) or slice off the bone to check for your desired temperature. 6. Remove the steak from the grill and allow it to rest. 7. Slice the steak off the bone, set bone back on the grill and brush with bbq sauce. 8. Slice the steak. 9. To present, place the sliced steak and bone on the serving dish. Top with herbed butter. GARLIC MASHED POTATOES: + 1 lb potato + 2 c heavy cream + 4 oz butter + garlic salt + white pepper + parsley 1. Rough chop yukon gold potatoes and place in sauce pot. 2. Fill with water to cover the potatoes and bring to a boil. 3. Add pinch of salt to the water. 4. In a separate sauce pot, heat heavy cream and butter. 5. Using a fork to test when cooked thru. 6. Remove from the heat, strain and place back in the pot. 7. Using a potato masher to mix, pour the cream mixture over the potatoes and fully mix to incorporate. 8.Season with garlic salt and pepper. 9. Cover until ready to serve.
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CRISP SWEET CHILI BRUSSEL SPROUTS: + 1 lb brussel sprouts + 3 T olive oil + 4 T sweet chili sauce 1. Preheat oven to 450’F. 2. Slice brussel sprouts in half. 3. Toss with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. 4. Cook until the knife sliced through easily, approximately 15 minutes. SAUTÉED MUSHROOMS AND PEAS: + 4 c shiitake mushrooms + 4 T olive oil + 4 c peas + 3 T butter + ½ c chicken stock + salt and pepper 1. Heat sauté pan to medium high. 2. Add oil to coat the pan. 3. Sauté mushrooms until golden brown. 4. Place peas, mushrooms, chicken stock and butter in a sauce pot. 5. Simmer and season with salt and pepper.
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DIY
bullet journaling 101
Let’s face it—in today’s so-much-to-do-
and-so-little-time cultural mindset, it can be hard to keep track of everything we need to do. Wake up—did you get enough sleep? Brush your teeth. Feed the kids. Feed the dog. Get ready for work. Make your lunch. Those are just six things to think about in the span of 15 minutes after your alarm goes off. With all of these things to keep track of and
our lives moving a mile a minute, anything we
THE BASICS YOU NEED TO KNOW TO START ORGANIZING YOUR LIFE + ACCOMPLISHING YOUR GOALS
can find to streamline our obligations (and our thoughts) can be a lifesaver! Enter: bullet journaling. It’s equal parts calendar, meal tracker, diary, self care and, well, really anything else that you want to keep tabs on! The “mindfulness practice disguised as a productivity system,” coined by creator Ryder Carroll, can help you master the art of intentional living—any way you want to.
ARTICLE NICOLETTE MARTIN | PHOTOGRAPHY ESTÉE JANSSENS
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how-to how - to
page styles t ypes of pages in a bullet jour nal + Mood tracker
+ Spending log
+ Activity tracker
+ Bucket list
+ Exercise tracker
+ Reading list
+ Ideas list
+ Yearly goals
+ Chore list
+ Happiness log
+ Budget tracker
+ Sleep tracker
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what you need There’s so much you can do here with just a notebook (you’ll probably want one with a dotted grid) and a pen! If you want to add some creative flair, consider incorporating markers, stickers and washi tape.
start simple When you start searching for bullet journaling on Pinterest, it can get really overwhelming really fast. Decide what is most important for you to keep track of and start with that! If you try to do too much at once, you’ll be less likely to stick with it.
make it your own The most important thing to remember is that it is for you and not anyone else. Use your favorite colors, doodle things that help
symbols s ymbol char t
A bullet journal really becomes what you make it. Use symbols that speak to you! Here are some basics to start with:
Task
Event Note
Complete
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you out and make it work for you!
MONTANA
Ski Tuning & Boot Fitting 2980 North 27th Avenue, Unit A Bozeman, Montana 59718
406.551.2333 MTSKIANDBOOT.COM
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organic, ARTICLE GIA LUCIANO
FILLING + 6-8 Granny Smith apples (depending on size) + ½ cup of organic coconut sugar + 2-4 tablespoons of organic unbleached flour + 1 tablespoon of cinnamon + 2 tablespoons of freshly squeezed lemon juice + 2 tablespoons of organic butter finely chopped Peel and cut the apples into thick slices, place in a bowl and toss with lemon juice. Add coconut sugar, organic butter, cinnamon and organic
CRUST + 2 ½ cups organic unbleached flour
unbleached flour and mix. You should see the apples starting to sweat and form a coating. Let sit while you make the crust
all -
+ 10 tablespoons organic butter (very chilled and cut into tiny cubes) + ½ cup organic all vegetable shortening + 4-6 tablespoons cold water (I usually put ice cubes in a small bowl of water and let it sit) + 1 pinch of organic pink salt Place flour in a food processor with cutting metal blade, add butter and shortening, slowly pulse your processor to cut up butter and shortening. Add two tablespoon of water at a time and
american
pulse a few more times. After four tablespoons of water, check to see if the flour holds together. The dough should look crumbly if it does not add two more tablespoons of water and pulse again.
Grease and flour the pie dish and place the one
I find I usually use six tablespoons, be sure that it
circle on the bottom. Poke several holes with a fork.
does not get wet and sticky if it is too wet add a
Pour apples into the pie dish and cover with the
little flour and pulse. Pour out dough onto a cut-
other dough circle. Press the edges together with a
ting board that is floured and press together to
fork. Cut several slits around the pie.
form a ball and knead the dough. Bake pie at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes. 5 minDivide the dough in half and roll out each half of
utes before it's done you can brush melted butter and
the dough and cut two circles that are 2 inches
sprinkle organic coconut sugar on top, pop back in
wider than you pie dish. I use a 9-inch pie dish.
the oven for remaining 5 minutes to form a glaze.
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1, 8, 15 SERVICE INDUSTRY NIGHT Blend - A Bozeman Winery
DECEMBER
LIFESTYLE CALENDAR
Blend - A Bozeman Winery takes time out every week
to honor the members of the service industry commu-
nity in Bozeman. Specials, smiles and welcome arms are offered every Tuesday!
2-5 BOZEMAN CHRISTMAS STROLL
The Downtown Bozeman Association is offering
the Annual Christmas Stroll in Historic Downtown Bozeman and calling it “Christmas Stroll Re-Imagined
2020”. They are offering many of the favorite Christmas Stroll activities “Re-Imagined”.
3 BUBBLES AND BITES Urban Kitchen
Champagne and Sparkling wine tasting with snacks will be offered at the first Urban Kitchen “Bubbles and Bites” held in the new Urban Kitchen Wine Bar. Event time 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM (Please Call For Reservations)
5, 12, 19 UNCORKED AND UNPLUGGED Blend - A Bozeman Winery.
Local artists acoustically perform both original music and covers live, in the classy and comfortable environment at Blend - A Bozeman Winery. Live Music, food & drink and good times! Every Saturday from 7-9
10-13 PURE BARRE HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE Pure Barre
Pure Barre is celebrating fitness in the Spirit of the Holidays. During business hours, Pure Barre is offering expert consultations on how to best utilize the services provided by Pure Barre, as well as discounts on Classes as well as the fabulous Retail. 32
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DECEMBER
25 - JAN 3 HYALITE TOUR FESTIVAL Virtual Event
A week of virtual/distanced activities celebrating skiing in Hyalite. Ski routes, family activities, ski challenges, and more. Go to https:// www.bridgerskifoundation.org/ events/main for details.
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LOCAL’S CHOICE
Rocky Mountain Rotors
AS THE LOCAL RESOURCE FOR ANYTHING THAT REQUIRES A CHOPPER IN THE AIR, ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROTORS HAS YOU COVERED. Whatever your helicopter needs may be, from recreational tours of Yellowstone Park, to commercial applications or wildfire containment support, to teaching aspiring pilots to fly, RMR is there with Cheerful Professionalism.
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