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Clay Coyote Bread Baker in Yellow Salt, photographed on a clear base with a white background (a white photobox)
a horizontally framed photograph shows a close up view of a clay coyote bread baker glazed in yellow salt. the bread baker has just been used to bake a fresh loaf of bread. the bread loaf is sitting in the bread bakers base, with the bread baker cover resting on the left side of the circular lip, going partially out of frame (on the left edge of the photo). the bread loaf is whole and unsliced. the bread baker is resting on a multicolored wooden cutting board. the photograph is lit by a mixture of white and warm yellow lighting.
a vertically framed photograph shows a close up view of a clay coyote bread baker glazed in yellow salt. the lid is resting on the circular lip of the base, and an angle that allows the viewer a "top down" view of the bread bakers lid. the lid handle is shaped like a reverse "S" with the handle itself being twisted to provide a visually pleasing aesthetic. the base of the bread baker has a whole loaf of freshly baked bread inside, that is visible behind the lid, relative to the viewer. the bread loaf if whole and unsliced. the bread baker is resting on a wooden cutting board. the cutting board has large strips of light and dark colored wood, which is divided by thin stripes of dark colored wood. the bread baker and wooden cutting board are sitting on a white kitchen counter top. the photograph is lit by both warm yellow light and white natural light.
a horizontally framed photograph shows a very close view of the base of a clay coyote bread baker. the bread baker is glazed in yellow salt, giving it a yellow coloring with little flecks of darker yellow or a very very light brown. the bread baker has been used to bake a fresh loaf of bread. the loaf of bread is whole and unsliced. slightly out of frame on the right side of the photograph is a out of focus small jar of honey, with the lid off. the jar is glass with a white label with black writing. the photograph was taken close enough that only about 75% of the bread baker is visible. the bread baker and the jar of honey are resting on a wooden cutting board. the wooden cutting board has wide strips of light and dark colored wood, with thin dark colored strips dividing the wide ones.
a horizontally framed photograph shows a close up of a clay coyote bread baker, glazed in yellow salt, and a clay coyote little dipper serving dish. the bread baker has been used to bake a fresh loaf of bread, which is still resting inside the bread bakers base. the lid to the bread baker is resting on the "back" (relative to the viewpoint) of the circular rim. the handle on the top of the bread baker lid is visible. to the right of the bread baker is a small glass jar with flat sides, it appears to be 6 sided. the jar has its lid off, and is a jar of honey. the jar has a white label with black writing. the words "raw LOCAL Honey" can be made out (the jar is slightly out of focus, and the rest of the writing is too small to identify). partially behind the small honey jar, and partially to the right of it is a silver colored butter knife. only the thicker handle is totally visible, while the bladed portion of it is mostly obscured by the honey jar. in front of the honey jar (and to the lower right of the bread baker) is a clay coyote little dipper serving piece. it is the circular 6 pointed style. it is glazed in mint chip. the little dipper has a tablespoon or so of butter resting inside of it. there is also a silver colored dinner spoon resting inside of it also. the spoon has been used to scoop up some honey into the little dipper. the honey is spilling onto the butter knobs lower right corner, and some onto the little dipper itself, and there is still a good amount still on the spoon head itself. the little dipper, the honey, the butter knife and the bread baker are all resting on a wooden cutting board. the wooden cutting board has different stripes of dark and light colored wood. each of these wider stripes is divided from the next by a thin dark colored stripe of wood. out of focus in the background is a white kitchen countertop. resting on the countertop, behind the wooden cutting board with the bread baker and all is a clay coyote vase glazed in joes blue. it is partially cut off the the top boarder of the photograph, and is out of focus.
a horizontally framed photograph shows a overhead view of a clay coyote bread baker, 2 little dipper, small handleless tray and a glass jar of honey, all resting on a wooden cutting board. the bread baker is glazed in yellow salt, and has been used to bake a fresh loaf of bread. at the "12 oclock" position relative to the circular bread baker is a glass 6 sided jar of honey. the jar of honey has a silver metal spoon resting inside of it, with a large bread knife resting slightly behind it. at the "2 oclock" position relative to the bread baker is a clay coyote little dipper that has a knob of butter and some honey inside of it. the little dipper is glazed in mint chip. at the "8 to 9 oclock" position is a clay coyote small handleless tray with a block of butter on it, a butter knife is also on the tray. the tray is glazed in midnight garden. at the "10 oclock" position relative to the bread baker is another little dipper, this one is in the square style, it is filled with a fresh green herb. all of this is resting on a wooden cutting board. the wooden cutting board has alternating stripes of light and medium colored wood. these wide stripes are separated by thinner dark stripes of wood. in the very upper left corner there is a small sunbeam of light. directly next to the sunbeam is a clay coyote vase with a bouquet
a vertically framed photograph shows a clay coyote bread baker glazed in yellow salt with the lid on, resting on a large wooden cutting board. in front of the bread baker is a clay coyote sandwich plate glazed in zappa, with 2 slices of fresh bread stacked on top of each other. the top slice has been buttered and has honey (from a nearby open jar of it) drizzled over the butter. to the left of the sandwich plate, the corner of the fresh bread loaf is just partially visible. there is natural light from an open window reflecting off of the yellow salt bread bakers lid. the window is not visible in the picture.
a vertically framed photograph shows a clay coyote bread baker in yellow salt with the lid on. in front of it, is a jar of honey with the lid off, a loaf of fresh bread that has had two slices cut off a placed on a clay coyote sandwich plate glazed in zappa. the two bread slices are stacked on top of each other. the top slice of bread has had honey drizzled and spread over it. all of this is sitting on a cutting board. behind the cutting board and further back into the background (and out of focus) is a large clay coyote vase glazed in joes blue with a large bouquet of flowers resting in it.
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Clay Coyote Bread Baker

(6 customer reviews)

$120.00

Fulfill your artisan bread-baking dreams with the Clay Coyote Bread Baker.

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Description

Fulfill your artisan bread-baking dreams with the Clay Coyote Bread Baker. Ideal for no-knead bread recipes, our bread baker allows you to achieve that perfect crust, with a soft and airy middle. Tested in our own kitchens and approved by customers, family, and friends, the Clay Coyote Bread Baker is ideal for anyone on a quest for the perfect sourdough. It can also be used for that delicious winter casserole (or ‘hot dish’ as we call it here).

  • Made out of Stoneware Clay.
  • Microwave, dishwasher, oven, and food safe.
  • Recommended to 400F (place baker in a cool oven and let come to temp).
  • Available in various colors: Yellow Salt, Joe’s Blue, Mint Chip, & Midnight Garden.
  • Stamped with the Clay Coyote Logo on the bottom.
  • Dimensions: 10″ in diameter, 8.5″ interior base diameter, 3.5″ high base, 7″ height with lid on.
  • Weight empty: 3 pounds
  • Lead-, Cadmium-, and Nickel-free and safe for people with metal allergies.

Clay Coyote Bread Bakers are handmade, wheel thrown, and custom patterns and designs of Clay Coyote Arts, Inc. All Clay Coyote Bread Bakers look similar, but please allow for some handmade differences. Recommended Clay Coyote Bread Baker Reading:

Want more inspiration? Check out our Blog here to see how we use our pots, Pinterest page here for more recipes and ideas, and follow us on Instagram here to stay up to date!

Additional information

Weight 7 lbs
Dimensions 16 × 16 × 12 in
Glaze Color

Yellow Salt, Joe's Blues, Midnight Garden, Mocha Swirl, Mint Chip

6 reviews for Clay Coyote Bread Baker

  1. Susan Michelle Sullivan –

    The pictures of the Joe’s Blues glaze don’t do this piece justice. I was thrilled with the beauty of this piece. After two uses, this has become my favorite baking dish for sourdough bread. Clean up was a breeze. (I let the loaf sit on a sheet of parchment paper in the baker during its final rest/rise and during baking.)

  2. Helen Myllykangas –

    I loved my first Clay Coyote bread baker so much that I recently purchased another one! The recipe I follow makes 2 loaves and I usually make 2 batches of bread dough resulting in 4 loaves. Using parchment paper really makes clean up easy as all I have to do is wipe it out with a dry towel. Plus, they’re both very beautiful pieces of art worthy of display!

  3. Brenda (verified owner) –

    I love my bread baker so much I bought one for each of the children. We have stopped buying any “store brand” bread and make all our own. I increased the recipe by 1/2 and get a beautiful loaf that is high enough to make nice slices for sandwiches. The bread pottery is beautiful and works flawless every time!

  4. Stephanie –

    I was lucky enough to discover your Bread Baker while meeting my daughters boyfriends family in, Minnesota, after they made a bread for the dinner. My daughter and her boyfriend came home to Oregon for Christmas and surprised me with one. My first loaf is rising now for tomorrow’s dinner ❤️

  5. Denise –

    My no-knead breads turn out perfectly in this baker. In Midnight Garden, it’s a beautiful piece of art as well.

  6. nancy g visconti –

    Hi, could you [lease tell me the measurements of this baker? I’d also like to know what size loaf it makes, and can this be put in a hot oven? There weren’t any instructions I could see on your site for the baker. Thanks so much, Nancy

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