On Thursday, May 5, Pioneer PBS aired the final episode of Postcards season 13, featuring the Clay Coyote Pottery. The episode is available at Postcards Online and Postcard’s YouTube Channel. For more about the other artists featured in the
How to Choose the Right Pot
TL;DR: 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 of our stuff sounds fancy, it can be if you want, but it doesn't need to be. And
2021 Holiday Hours
Is it a Microwave Omelette Cooker? Or a Mini-Bundt Baker?
These little dishes are so much fun. They were originally designed as microwave omelette cookers. Super easy, whisk up an egg (or two), add in some seasonings, cheese, diced veggies; then put it in the microwave for 60-90 seconds. The cone in the
Press Releases and Media Coverage
Media Coverage Postcards on PBS (airing Spring 2022) https://www.pbs.org/show/postcards/ Clay Coyote Shares Recipes On Small Business Saturday [WCCO-CBS, November 2021] Made in McLeod Feature story [Fall 2021] Resilience earns Clay Coyote
Cooking with WCCO: Watch Morgan Bake No-Knead Bread on CBS / Channel 4
Looking for a fun, easy baking project? No-Knead Bread is easy! Watch Clay Coyote's CEO, Morgan Baum, cooking live on channel 4, WCCO-CBS. Learn more, get the recipe, tips, and variations here. And order your Bread Baker today, use code
Clay Coyote No-Knead Bread Baking Recipes, Variations, and Techniques
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
Thanksgiving Edition 2021: Holiday Hours & Things to Do in Hutchinson This Weekend
The Clay Coyote Gallery & Pottery is located just off Main St at 22 First Ave NE, in the heart of downtown Hutchinson. Our hours are Tuesday-Saturday from 10am-5pm. Spend the day in Hutch: Quilt Haven on Main Hutchinson Center for the Arts
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"
