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
Long weekend recipes from Food & Wine Mag features our Cassole
Looking for a weekend cooking project? Food & Wine Magazine features eleven recipes that require time ... but they're totally worth the wait. #2 on the list is Cassoulet and the photo and recipe feature one of our Clay Coyote cassoles. All the
Christmas Gift Ideas for the Whole Family!
Christmas is coming! Do you know what to get your friends and family this holiday season? Consider the Clay Coyote your one-stop shop for all your Christmas gifts this year! We’ve got pieces for everyone in your family that they will enjoy day after
Paula Wolfert’s Cassoulet
We have cassoles in stock, get yours today! This article originally appeared in Food and Wine Magazine in October 2005 Paula’s book “The Cooking of Southwest France” is available through her website at www.paula-wolfert.com. We heartily
Cassoulet-Perfect for the New Year!
Clay Coyote cassoles are in-stock and you can find them here. Would you like to see more Clay Coyote wares? Be sure to browse Made at Clay Coyote. For the last 3 years, we've been part of a group that have put together Paula Wolfert's
TWO MID-WINTER IDEAS
So far it's been a cold and snowy winter here in ' da Nort ' ...so what better time to warm things up with a fantastic dinner with your friends ...and a non-intensive project that will pay dividends all year.The first is one we wrote about last January at
HAPPY NEW YEAR CASSOULET- DAY 2 Before
Now the action starts! The duck has marinated overnight in the fridge, the pork is ready, beans at hand, vegetables cleaned, start early. First we sealed the marinated duck into vacuum pouches. Last year we tried to make do with zip closure bags, but the
HAPPY NEW YEAR…CASSOULET DAY 3 Before
The second day (Thursday) is a light schedule. The process is to imitate duck confit. A confit is an old method of storing meats by rendering out fat and storing the meat covered with fat. In this case, we are not using fat, but the cooking
More from cassole lovers…
It is amazing what you can find on the internet! eGForums is the "eGullet Society for Culinary Arts and letters" here is one that I found interesting... (Scroll to the bottom of the page for the photos and letters) As for the question posed by
