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Zoom-In! One of A Kind & Shipping Sale

May 19, 2020 By Morgan

One-of-a-kinds, “not-quite-perfects,” and discounted shipping!

How stuff works:
– Log in to Zoom
– We’ll show you any items you might be interested in (Flameware cooking items, Baking dishes, trays, vases, little dipper bowls, mugs, and more)
– Ask questions about the pots
– See a 3D view
– Shop our 35% off “not-quite-perfects”
– First come, First serve
– Private chat us your email and shipping address, we’ll send you a link to complete your order
– Everything will ship out on right away
– Curbside pick up or free drop off delivery in Hutchinson City Limits
– FREE Shipping over $100 (or flat rate $10 shipping for under $100 … not valid for HI, AK, or international orders)

Zoom In Details:
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86453324110

Meeting ID: 864 5332 4110
One tap mobile
+19294362866,,86453324110# US (New York)
+13017158592,,86453324110# US (Germantown)

 

 

Skillets | Grill Baskets | Sauce pans | Mugs | Platters | Trays | Bowls | Bakers | Vases | Chicken Bakers | Jewelry | Blown Glass | Decorative Platters | Wall Art | Wedding Gifts | Woodworking ​

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Tagged With: butter dishes, Grill Baskets, mugs, one of a kinds, platters, sale, shipping sale, skillets, ssauce pans, Trays, wall art, wood workign, zoom

Zoom-In! One of A Kind Pottery & Shipping Sale

April 29, 2020 By Morgan

Join us this Friday for our first ever ZOOM-IN pottery sale. First come, first serve! May day! May day! We’ll have all our one-of-a-kinds on sale and discounted shipping!

How stuff works:
– Log in to Zoom
– We’ll show you any items you might be interested in (Flameware cooking items, baking dishes, trays, vases, little dipper bowls, mugs, and more)
– Ask questions about the pots
– See a 3D view
– Shop our 35% off “not-quite-perfects”
– First come First serve
– Private chat us your email and shipping address, we’ll send you a link to complete your order
– Everything will ship out on Monday 5/4 and arrive in time for Mother’s Day (hint, hint)
– Curbside pick up or FREE drop off delivery in Hutchinson City Limits
– FREE Shipping over $100 (or flat rate $10 shipping for under $100 … not valid for HI, AK, or international orders)

Zoom Information:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83162898100

Meeting ID: 831 6289 8100
One tap mobile
+19294362866,,83162898100# US (New York)
+13017158592,,83162898100# US (Germantown)​

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Tagged With: Bakers, blown glass, bowls, chicken bakers, Decorative Platters, Grill Baskets, jewelry, mugs, platters, Sauce pans, skillets, Trays, vases, wall art, Wedding gifts, woodworking, zoom-in

Dreaming of Spring During the Dot Sale

February 25, 2019 By Eric Lofdahl

I’m sure I’m not the only one who is dreaming of spring at this time of the year. After the February we’ve had, nothing sounds better than some warm sunshine, green grass, and singing birds. Hopefully spring isn’t too far off.

Thankfully, we do have some color here at Clay Coyote. That’s because it is our annual dot sale! Select items in the gallery are marked by a blue, yellow, or red dot. Blue means 25% off, yellow is 35%, and red is 50%. There are a few green dots out there as well, which means the item is free! The sale is running through March 3rd, but be sure to stop in as soon as possible as items are moving fast!

Grill Basket in ActionDirty Dog Mug and Whitestone CoffeeWhether you buy one of our flameware grill baskets to get ready for your first cookout of spring, a Witch Ball from Gray Art Glass to bring some color to this snowy February, or some Whitestone Coffee and a new Dirty Dog mug to help you make it through the cold, you are sure to find a good deal.

 

Witch Ball in the WindowAs for me? I just got done shoveling my way to the shed. Time to brew another pot of coffee, pretend the dots in the gallery are a field of colorful flowers, and dream about having a picnic on the shores of Lake Todd.

 

The gallery is open Monday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Sunday from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM.

 

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Filed Under: Events, Our Story, Pottery, The Gallery Tagged With: clay coyote flameware, clay coyote gallery, Dirty Dog, Dot Sale, gray art glass, Grill Baskets, handcrafted, spring, Whitestone Coffee Co

Al Pastor at the Super Birthday Bowl

January 16, 2019 By Eric Lofdahl

Covered tagine on stovetopIt’s almost time for Morgan’s annual Super Birthday Bowl party. Not being much of a football guy myself, I am getting excited for the food. Normally, Morgan serves green chicken, beans, rice, fixin’s, and a nacho bar to kick the night off. 

This year, she was inspired to try something new and bring al pastor into the mix. As somebody who thinks al pastor tacos are the best tacos in the world, I was happy to hear about this new addition.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with al pastor, it is pork that has been marinated and is slow roasted with pineapple. Most recipes call for pineapple to be placed under the meat as it roasts, and will commonly involve a grill, oven, or slow cooker. Reading the recipes got Morgan thinking . . . maybe the tagine would be perfect for making al pastor.

Given that this is prep for the Super Birthday Bowl party, why not throw in a little competition as well?

She decided to make two batches of al pastor, one in the tagine and one in a slow cooker.

Morgan took direction from a few sources in making her marinade. Nick Kindelsperger (@nickdk) at the Chicago Tribune, Katy Peetz (@katypeetz) at Tasting Table, and her best friend Aron (@pilhofer) in Philly all had different recipes for al pastor that she incorporated to make her own.

Her combo marinade recipe is included below:

  • 2 dried guajillo chilies no stems, seeds (heated and soaked to rehydrate)
  • 3 dried ancho chilies no stems, seeds (heated and soaked to rehydrate)
  • 1 ½ tablespoon salt
  • 1 tablespoon garlic powder
  • 1 teaspoon ground cumin
  • 1 teaspoon cumin seeds
  • 1 tablespoon dried onion flakes
  • 1 tablespoon dried cilantro
  • ½ teaspoon cinnamon
  • 1 teaspoon ground pepper
  • ¼ cup apple cider vinegar
  • ¼ cup chicken broth

All of that goes into a food processor and is blended for three minutes or until everything is a juicy paste. She cut a pork shoulder into half inch thick steaks and fully coated each with the marinade. Finally, she let the steaks marinade for 24 hours, but you can do so for up to 48 hours.

Marinated pork on pineapple in a slow cooker

In the slow cooker she put peeled half inch thick slices of pineapple on the bottom and about half of the marinated pork.  After eight hours of cooking on low heat, she shredded the pork and cut up the pineapple into chunks.

For the tagine, she put the pineapple edges down as a raft, then a layer of pork and put it on low for three hours. Afterwards she put it in the broiler for three minutes, flipping the pork half way through. She served the tagine pork with cut up fresh pineapple.

A taste test found very little difference between the two. The slow cooker method produced a slightly more moist meat, but the meat from the tagine was still tender and had the benefit of a final broil to get the traditional crispy edges on the meat. She served the tacos with a sour cream and chipotle sauce, added cilantro, and an avocado spread. She was out of tomatoes, a necessary ingredient for guacamole.

Uncovered tagine with al pastor inside

In the end, both methods worked great. Using the tagine is good if you are serving four to six people, but the slow cooker method is ideal for large groups. The next experiment she wants to try is making al pastor in the new large tagine, but for her upcoming party she will stick with the slow cooker (it is her birthday after all).

If you are planning a Super Bowl party, try out this recipe yourself or check out our blog for grill basket recipes from last year’s Super Bowl. Just in time for the big game, we have grill baskets back in stock!

 

 

Uncovered tagine with al pastor inside
Al pastor after three hours in the tagine
Close up of finished al pastor
Al pastor in the tagine being broiled
Close up of al pastor prepared in the tagine
Close up of al pastor prepared in the slow cooker
Tortilla on warming on the stove
Two types of al pastor, tortillas, and avocado spread
A fully constructed al pastor taco

 

 

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Filed Under: Our Story, Pottery, Recipes Tagged With: al pastor, clay coyote flameware, cooking with clay, Grill Baskets, super bowl, tagine

Super Bowl Tailgate Grill Basket Recipes

January 10, 2018 By Kylie Lawson

The Super Bowl this year is very important for two reasons:
1. it’s being hosted in our home state of Minnesota
2. the Clay Coyote was selected to be a part of the Business Connect Resource Guild and is working on featuring our one-of-a-kind handmade grill baskets as gifts for the VIP guests!

With the Super Bowl right around the corner, here are some recipes you can use for your tailgate party in your very own grill basket.

HONEY SESAME GRILLED CHICKEN WINGS
Spice up your tailgate party with these honey sesame chicken wings. The Asian style sauce will give your wings the zing it needs and your guests won’t stop talking about them.

GRILLED POTATO SALAD
This twist on potato salad will take your average potato salad to the next level! The grilled potatoes mixed with tomatoes, olives, and other veggies of your liking will be a first-down with all of your guests.

GARLIC BUTTON MUSHROOMS
This quick and easy appetizer will surprise you. The flavor of the grilled mushrooms is stunning and you’ll definitely be going back to fill your plate with more. With packages of button mushrooms, minced garlic, fresh thyme, and olive oil, you’re good to go for this tasty treat.

CHARRED CORN GUACAMOLE
Who doesn’t love guacamole, am I right? You better keep this recipe in your back pocket because it’ll be gone as soon as the bowl hits the table! The flavor from the grilled corn will give it just the right magical touch to have you cheering even harder.

GRILLED STRAWBERRY PIES
This sweet dessert is sure to be a touchdown at your party. You’ll be able to fit two to three pies at one time in your grill basket. Don’t like strawberry? Mix it up by using apple, peach, cherry, blueberry, or other pie fillings.

Your guests will be begging you for these recipes and asking you where you got such a wonderful grilling tool. Don’t forget to tell them the Clay Coyote!

The Super Bowl is a perfect event to buy and try a grill basket for yourself. Grab yours today at the Clay Coyote on Monday-Saturday from 10-5pm and on Sunday from noon-4pm, or online at www.claycoyote.com.

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Filed Under: Foodie News, Our Story, Pottery, Recipes Tagged With: flameware, football, Grill Baskets, Recipes, super bowl, tailgate

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