As many Minnesotans might know, during the summer months news station WCCO out of the Twin Cities does a 2-day segment called “Goin’ to the Lake” where they visit a new town each week and feature different local landmarks the viewers tell them to check
Mother’s Day? I’m thinking Ira Burhans’ Stoneware
Mother's Day is just around the corner, and its time to start brainstorming the perfect item for your wonderful mother. My go-to is always the handmade object, specifically pottery! Lately, Ira Burhans' stoneware pottery has been catching my eye in the
Red, White, and Blue Mess
Eton mess is a traditional English dessert consisting of a mixture of strawberries or bananas, pieces of meringue, and cream, which is traditionally served at Eton College's annual cricket match against the pupils of Harrow School. Here is a patriotic
Mini fruit kabobs with Zesty Yogurt Dip
Here is a quick and easy dip to serve at your next get-together. Skewer the fruit with our charming "Garnish Picks" from Gone Home. We have a collection of colors and styles for you to chose from in the gallery. This is one of many recipes we are
Apricot Vinaigrette
Ira Burnhans’ functional pots are new to Clay Coyote Gallery. Here is what Ira says about his work, “I am drawn to the classic Japanese pottery that influenced many potters. The simple shapes and glazes seem to fit those pots so well.” Many of his
Bob Crystal Pottery
Originally from Vermont, Bob Crystal has been throwing pots since 1969. He works with stoneware clay high fired in a reduction kiln. We are pleased to carry Bob’s work again here in Clay Coyote Gallery. He creates wonderful functional pieces as well
Cassoulet Instructions
Interested in getting a cassole? View them in our Made at the Clay Coyote Shop. Instructions This Cassoulet Recipe is as accurate as it gets. It is by Paula Wolfert from her book "The Cooking of Southwest France" which inspired us, with a
Understanding Glazing…
We have a variety of glazes that we offer as options for your stoneware pieces. Each of these glazes has gone through extensive testing. The process of creating a new glaze can take anywhere from 6 months to years! Glazing is a science as well as an art,
Dinnerware Glaze
