We’ve been making No-Knead Bread Bakers at the Clay Coyote for more than a decade. I looked back, the first mention was back in 2010. The thing about this technique is that there are many, many variations. It’s also a super forgiving recipe, which is good
R&D: Making of the Fish Tray
Customers have been asking for a long, narrow, Flameware tray for fish. We set out to create it. Initially, we wanted to add holes to the tray, similar to the Grill Basket, to allow the juices to drain off. But after consulting with our "fisher folk"
Easy Grilled Salsa Recipe
Looking for a crowd pleaser? Want to take your tailgating game up a notch? Trying to find ways to use your hearty pepper and tomato crop? Try this super easy step-by-step recipe for grilled salsa. We served it over the weekend to rave
Summer Vegetable Cassoulet
This recipe for Summer Vegetable Cassoulet comes from Bon Appetit, and it's the perfect combo for using fresh seasonal vegetables and Clay Coyote pottery! The cassoulet is a staple of French country cuisine. It's a hearty stew of sausage,
High-Speed Cooking Video: Everything Potatoes
Using our Flameware Grill Basket is easy and we think it makes the best grilled potatoes around! Steps: 1) Cut up potatoes so they're all the same size for more consistent cooking 2) Toss on olive oil and seasoning, we use a cookie sheet to catch
Cooking with WCCO: Summer Stir Fry in a Grill Basket (Recipe included)
Watch Morgan cook an easy summer stir fry on Channel-4 WCCO, our local CBS station. Stay tuned to save the date for the next MN Pottery Festival in July 2022. Summer Stir Fry Process: Chop Vegetables. We’re using: bok choy, peppers,
Cooking with Coyotes: Grilled Stirfry
Summer Stir Fry Process: Chop Vegetables. We’re using: bok choy, peppers, asparagus, broccoli, onion, mushroom, and carrots. Basically any vegetables you have. The secret to have them cook up evenly is by chopping them according to their
Flameware Feast: Chicken Tagine with Roasted Veggies and Couscous
I love chicken tagine with preserved lemons, green olives, and fresh thyme ... but there are days when I don't have a ton of time. Homemade preserved lemons take a month. Fresh thyme requires gardening (I excel at killing plants). So I have a couple time
Wine Time at Clay Coyote
Here at Clay Coyote, we love a nice glass of wine shared with friends and family. And naturally, we love that wine to be consumed from a handmade ceramic cup. Every week, our potters are churning out one-of-a-kind wine cups that go out the door almost as
