A lot of R&D goes into all the Clay Coyote pottery. Our Flameware Chef’s Line has more than two decades of home cooking research behind it. So when we add
Signs, Signs, Everywhere there’s Signs!
Check out our new Gallery & Pottery sign … it’s a nod to our first 26 years on the farm. Made from barn siding (blue this time) and raised white
***NOW OPEN***
After 26 years on the farm, we’ve moved the Clay Coyote Gallery & Pottery Studio to Downtown Hutchinson. We’re open! Come visit us Tuesday-Saturday from 10am-5pm. Our new address is
*** Announcing the New Clay Coyote Gallery & Pottery Studio ***
The Clay Coyote is moving to the big city … of Hutchinson, Minnesota! We are pleased to announce that we’re moving BOTH the Gallery and Pottery Studio into town. Located
{Video Archive} Free Studio-to-Table Cooking Class: Grilled Seafood
Please share your email if you’d like us to send you a reminder for our next Zoom Cooking Class. Here’s the video from the Grilling Night on June 26th, 2020.
Video Archive: Virtual Studio-to-Table Class: Moroccan Tagine Night
Did you miss our virtual Moroccan Cooking Class? Watch the recording here! Morgan really starts talking around the 2 minute marker. We cooked up a Moroccan meal in our Clay
Friday, May 15: Free Studio-to-Table Class: Moroccan Tagine Night
Friday, May 15th, join us for a Studio-To-Table dinner. It will be on Zoom. Morgan be cooking up a Moroccan meal in our Clay Coyote Flameware line. Join us for:
Missed it? Watch our Virtual Cooking Class: Grilling Fajitas, Salsa, and Pineapple
Last Friday night, we held a virtual Studio-To-Table cooking class featuring our Clay Coyote Grill Basket. We made grilled salsa, grilled fajitas, and grilled pineapple shortcake. Missed it? Watch the recorded
Ways You can Help our Small Pottery Business During Uncertain Times
We think of everyone of you like family, and in this time of international crisis it’s important to take care of our family and our community as much as possible.
Burner Size Influences Handle Temps
One question we often get is, “does the handle on the Flameware Skillet get hot?“ And the answer is “depends” because it depends on the size and power of your
