Did you see our new, special edition Clay Coyote cassole in the Wall Street Journal? It was featured in along side a great interview with author Sylvie Bigar. The article also includes her recipe for cholent. Read the full article here. Order your
Bite-Sized Breakfast Egg Cups at Farmers Market
Last weekend, we were invited to our local Farmers Market to do a cooking demonstration. We made bite-sized breakfast egg cups. Everyone wanted the recipe, but there really isn't one. It's whatever you have in the fridge plus eggs and cheese. The
Meet Sylvie Bigar, Author of Cassoulet Confessions: Food, France and the Stew that saved my Soul
It was just about two years ago that I had the opportunity to meet Sylvie Bigar, the author of Cassoulet Confessions: Food, France and the Stew that saved my Soul published by Hardie Grant. Together, we shared a love of food, travel, and pottery.
Recipe Revisited: Cranberry-Apple Crisp
From Emily in the Gallery~ Today is my last day working Clay Coyote Gallery (sad face) but will be back throughout the holiday season to help out! That being said, I only find it fitting to revisit this very first Clay Coyote recipe posted back in
Price Adjustment Coming Septemer 1, 2022
We've been putting this off as long as possible, but starting September 1 we need to make some price adjustments to keep up with our rising costs (for example: clay is up 50%, shipping is up 35%) and pay our team a livable wage. Not all products will
Recipe Revisited: Roasted Garlic Zucchini Dip
From Emily in the Gallery ~ Now that Garlic Festival has come and gone (this past weekend), I thought I would share a recipe from back in August of 2011. Something that has changed over the past decade, we do not offer the Clay Coyote Garlic Roaster
Recipe Revisited: As Close As You Get – Mexican Rice
From Emily in the Gallery~ My favorite time of summer, when all the veggies are popping off and the tomatoes start to turn those beautiful shades of red, orange and yellow! In my foreseeable future, I see a lot of Taco Tuesdays, Wednesdays etc. to
Something Stinks (in a good way!) The MN Garlic Fest is BACK!
Note: There is an admission of $10 this year, buy tickets and learn more on their website. USE CODE Stink2022 to save $5 We love the MN Garlic Fest for so many reasons: Where else can you see more than 50 varieties of garlic grown in
Makers of MN Podcast: CLAY COYOTE (SEASON 4 EPISODE 29)
We recently had the opportunity to sit down with Stephanie Hansen of Stephanie's Dish and Makers of MN Podcast to talk about: How we started out (pump house days!) Why Flameware is so cool, err hot Our making process How we develop new pots
