Owner, CEO, and chef Morgan Baum whipped up a delicious saag paneer for lunch here at the Clay Coyote today. She has written about this recipe before as a part of a Friday night "take-in" meal she made when craving Indian food. The recipe is simple enough
Bread in a Chicken Baker?
You read that right. Bread can be made in a Clay Coyote Chicken Baker. Well, monkey bread, that is. Morgan did a little experiment this morning to see if there is a use for the Chicken Baker besides making delicious, juicy chicken. As it turns out, you
Artist Profiles: Karg Art Glass
We’ve gotten a good bit of snow out here at the Clay Coyote in the past few weeks. That’s meant plenty of plowing for Morgan, and lots of shoveling and sweeping for me. It has also brought out the beauty of our window displays. We have some amazing glass
Artist Profiles: Yardbirds
Something I love about Clay Coyote is the variety of art and fine craft products we feature here. Beyond beautiful pottery from the likes of Matthew Patton and our own amazing flameware, there is jewelry, wooden utensils, food products, and so much more.
Travel Tray Goes to the Galapagos!
The Clay Coyote Travel Tray (the mug had to stay at home) was back at it again on it’s next adventure to Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands! I had the amazing opportunity to take a tropical biology course through the University of Southern Mississippi over
Hot Dish vs Casserole Debate
Now, before you change your mind about us, both Morgan and I are not originally from Minnesota, so it’s not our fault we don’t call it hot dish. Because we don’t call it that, it got me wondering what the origin of hot dish is, considering Minnesota is
Bakers Square Stir Fry Pita
One of the questions we get a lot is about lids for our Flameware pots. We normally recommend a multi-purpose lid that you can get for around $8 at Target. But it just so happens that my stockpot lid fits perfectly on my cazuela (aka my go-to, everyday,
The Salt Under the Potato Trick Works!
Watched The Grill Dads on Today Show yesterday. The salt under the potato trick works for non-Hasselback spuds too. Light, fluffy, and an essence of salty goodness. Also made a seared steak in my large Flameware Skillet. 3 minutes on each side over high
Meet Phil!
