Pork and apples are a classic combination. There are a few theories as to why. Some suggest that pigs were often left to forage the windfall in apple orchards, others say that the apple harvest happened at the same time of year as when the hogs needed to
Cooking on WCCO: Skillet Apple Crisp & Stone Fruit in a Grill Basket
Morgan was back on the WCCO rooftop this morning making some quick, delicious desserts in our flameware skillet (available in large or small options) and our famous grill basket. The apples were fresh picked at Carlson's Orchard right up the road
Cooking With the Coyotes: Digaag Qumbe
I find inspiration for recipes in a lot of different places, but one of my favorite places to find them is from Bon Appétit’s test kitchen series on YouTube. They are funny, informative, cover a variety of cuisines, and new videos come out all the time.
Cooking with the Coyotes: Late Summer Frittata
Morgan and I continue our cooking saga with a super easy, versatile dish. We’re talking about frittatas. Frittatas are a great way to use up leftovers from last night’s dinner, or to make sure all your summer CSA veggies get put to use. You can put any
Cooking with the Coyotes: Stovetop Skillet Apple Crisp
Even if it feels like a summer day today, we all know Fall is coming fast, and that means apple season! We have a few apple trees here at Clay Coyote, and this year we needed some help clearing them off. This past weekend we offered the opportunity for
August 17: Studio-To-Table Cooking Class: Grillin’ and Chillin’
Looking for an amazing and unique culinary opportunity? Join us for a Studio-To-Table Cooking Class: Grillin' and Chillin' Night on the Clay Coyote Farm. Watch the sunset over Lake Todd and the ponds and see our Clay Coyote Grill Basket in action.
High-Speed Cooking Video: Everything Potatoes
Using our Flameware Grill Basket is easy and we think it makes the best grilled potatoes around! Steps: 1) Cut up potatoes so they're all the same size for more consistent cooking 2) Toss on olive oil and seasoning, we use a cookie sheet to catch
A Quick Overview of Clay Pots
Most of the pottery in day-to-day life is stoneware, earthenware, porcelain, or terracotta. It can be unglazed or glazed. If glazed, it’s normally fired at least twice, but there are exceptions where some potters have come up with a single firing process.
Grilling on WCCO: Fajitas in a Clay Coyote Flameware Grill Basket
