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If You Make it They Will Yum – Culinary Retreat

February 10, 2023 By Morgan

“Are you curious about what you would eat for dinner in Palestine?  Ever wondered what breakfast is like in Madagascar?  Or lunch in Brazil?  This retreat will satisfy your curiosity AND your appetite!”

Alice Lidell from Food For Everyone is hosting a 4-day 3-night dream foodie retreat in mid August, and is using Clay Coyote Tagines to help tell the delicious story of world food. The retreat takes place at Tipi Village Retreat located in the Mohawk valley near Eugene Oregon (about 30 minutes away).

During the 4 day retreat there will be 8 cooking classes to participate in, both learning about and eating food from around the world. The final dinner is Moroccan themed, and will be using our Clay Coyote Tagines! We love to see and hear about our pottery out in the world!

If this culinary adventure sounds exciting to you, please be sure to reserve a spot, as we are sure this wonderful experience will fill up fast!

You can contact Alice at [email protected] or call her at 541-954-8105

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Filed Under: Events, Foodie News, On the Horizon, Uncategorized Tagged With: August, clay coyote tagine, Cooking In Clay, cooking with clay, flameware, foodie pots, Oregon, retreat, world food

Cooking with the Coyotes: Chicken Tagine with Preserved Lemon, Green Olives, and Thyme

September 20, 2019 By Eric Lofdahl

It’s a Clay Coyote classic – chicken tagine with preserved lemon, green olives, and thyme. Some of you may be familiar with this dish from one of our open house events or a studio-to-table dinner. We whipped it up as the third piece of our cooking with clay filled day on Monday. Although the dish may sound a little intimidating if you aren’t familiar with tagine, it is actually quite simple to make. Here is a video we made and quick rundown of the process. 

Start things off by gathering your ingredients. You’ll need the following.

3 lbs. chicken, cut into 6 pieces

¼ cup olive oil

1 clove of garlic

Everything needed for chicken tagine set on a table

1 tsp. paprika

½  tsp. ground ginger

¼ tsp. turmeric

¼ tsp. ground cumin

¼ tsp. kosher salt

¼  tsp. freshly ground black pepper

Small pinch saffron, crushed

1 tbsp chopped thyme, divided 

1 preserved lemon, most of the pulp removed; the rind cut into thin strips

1 cup green unpitted olives

½ cup chicken broth

Next, in a bowl (or a Clay Coyote Flameware Savory Pie Dish like us) combine the garlic, the dry spices, and a small amount of olive oil. Then add the rest of the olive oil to your Clay Coyote Tagine bottom and start heating. As the oil heats, coat your chicken in the spice mixture. 

Morgan prepping spices for chicken tagine
Chicken coated in spices in a Clay Coyote Tagine bottom

Once your oil is hot, add the chicken to the tagine base brown each side. This should take just two or three minutes per side. While the chicken is browning, you should prep your preserved lemons. Remove the pulp, and thinly slice the remaining rind.

Prepping Preserved Lemon Rind for Chicken Tagine
Morgan adding chicken broth to the tagine

After both sides are browned, add the lemon, about half of the thyme, green olives, and chicken broth. Now simply place the cover on your tagine and cook for 50 minutes. Once it is done, remove the lid and watch the steam billow out before garnishing with the remaining thyme.

Finished chicken tagine with preserved lemon, green olives, and thyme made in a Clay Coyote TagineI thought that the stovetop apple crisp we made earlier in the day smelled amazing, but this dish is so wonderfully fragrant that I think it won the award for best smelling dish of the day. Unfortunately for me, I did not get to enjoy this delicious tagine today. Morgan took it home and made some couscous to serve with it for dinner. She reported that her dinner guests loved it, which did not come as much of a surprise to me. ​

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