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Help settle the debate? Are you team Pizza or Stack?

July 12, 2023 By Morgan

I grew up going to Rosita’s in DeKalb, Illinois. They have a dish, the Enchilada Stack, that was my favorite (still is). Recently, I recreated it and my husband says,

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Filed Under: Foodie News, On the Horizon, Our Story, Potter's Life, Recipes Tagged With: cooking with clay, dinner, easy weeknight dinners, enchiladas, guacamole, Illinois, mexican pizza, pizza, pizza stone, roots, rositas

New York Shuk’s Preserved Lemon Paste

June 30, 2023 By Morgan

Here at the Clay Coyote we love New York Shuk. We carry NYS Preserved Lemon Paste, Harissa and Ras El Hanout. New York Shuk’s Preserved Lemon Paste has been described

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Filed Under: Our Story, Potter's Life, Pottery, Recipes, Uncategorized Tagged With: cooking with the coyotes, forbes, gallery, lemons, Moroccan, moroccan cuisine, ny shuk, nys, nyt, preserved lemons, recipes and techniques, tagine

A Quick Overview of Clay Pots

June 28, 2023 By Morgan

Chart of Clays and Cooking Methods created by the Clay Coyote in Hutchinson MN

Most of the pottery in day-to-day life is stoneware, earthenware, porcelain, or terracotta. It can be unglazed or glazed. If glazed, it’s normally fired at least twice, but there are

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Filed Under: Our Story, Potter's Life, Pottery, The Studio Tagged With: cooking with clay, earthenware, flameware, pottery, stoneware

Top 10 most Common Questions

June 25, 2023 By Morgan

a clay coyote flameware small skillet sits in the middle of the frame. The skillet is grey with speckled through out the glaze. A woman's hands are seen cracking the second egg of two into the pan, the brown egg shell is cracking open and egg is still falling from the egg shell into the pan. In the pan two yokes are visible. The pan is on a lit gas burner with blue flame visible beneath it. In the foreground to the lower left of the shot, two brown eggs are sitting in a grey egg carton. Only the last 4 egg compartments are seen, the rest is out of shot. Behind the clay coyote flameware small skillet towards the upper left of the shot is a slightly out of focus clay coyote dutch oven with lid on. it is the same color as the skillet.

These are some questions we get on a daily basis either in the Gallery or online.   Can Clay Coyote Flameware be used on a glass top? Clay Coyote Flameware can

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Filed Under: Foodie News, On the Horizon, Our Story, Potter's Life, Pottery, The Gallery, The Studio Tagged With: beer can chicken, common questions, FAQ, flameware, food safe, non-stick, Studio, tagine, temperature

How to Choose the Right Pot

June 11, 2023 By Morgan

coyote light bulb

 All of our pots are handmade, and whatever you want to cook in them, you can. They’re designed with functionality in mind, but we encourage you to get creative. Some

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Filed Under: Foodie News, Our Story, Potter's Life, Pottery, Recipes, The Gallery, The Studio Tagged With: bread, cassole, Cassoulet, clay questions, eggs, french cassoulet, glaze questiosn, how to choose pottery, picking your pot, tagine, what's for dinner, Yunomi

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