The Clay Coyote makes their own line of cookware, the most famous being the flameware line. This includes the ever-so-popular grill basket, the cazuela, the large and small skillets, the medium saucepan, and the tagine. These might all be familiar
Soupe au Pistou aka Summer in a Pot
We're taking orders for our 4-quart Dutch Oven. If you'd like to be at the top of the waitlist please email us at gallery@claycoyote.com. One of my favorite things about Winter is warming my kitchen by making soups and stews in my Dutch Oven. I
North African Meatballs with Spicy Tomato Sauce and Date Pearled Couscous
Runner up in the 2012 tagine contest... Deciding on 1 winner for the 2012 tagine recipe contest was a difficult task for our judges. This recipe from Elsa Cooks was a close second runner up, and winner of a Clay Coyote gift certificate. We made this
Tagine Month… Fish Tagine with Creamy Onion Charmoula
Check out the new Clay Coyote Flameware in our Made at the Coyote Shop Happy International Tagine Month! Yesterday was a day of firsts for me. My first fish tagine, my first time making a charmoula, and my first unsuccessful recipe from the Food of
Winter Squash with Caramelized Onions (Cassolita)
May is international tagine month. We are holding our 2nd annual tagine recipe contest. First prize will be decided by our panel of judges, and to the victor goes one of our new Flameware Dutch Ovens. Tagine month has inspired me to explore outside of my
Italian Rub “Beer Can” Chicken
It can no longer be called "Beer Can Chicken." Paula's roasting rub elevates this simple dish to gourmet status. 1 Roasting Chicken 3-1/2 to 5 lbs 3 Garlic Cloves 1 TBSP Juniper Berries 2 tsp coarse Salt 1 tsp dried Oregano ½ tsp Black
Paula Wolfert’s Moroccan Dessert “Truffles” with Dates, Almonds, and Apples
Every year I go vegan for about a month. My strongest temptation during this time is desserts. I thought this year I would start my vegan cleanse by having a satisfying sweet on hand to combat my cravings. This recipe from Paula's newest
The Food of Morocco has arrived!!!
We have all been anticipating the arrival of Paula's new book, The Food of Morocco. When it arrived, I thumbed through the 500+ pages over a course of a few days. The photographs are stunning and the recipes, oh the recipes! I chose the Butternut Squash
March is Tagine Month!
TAGINE, the name of both the dish and the pot it is cooked in, are traditionally done on the stovetop so the moisture condenses on the cool stoneware top and drops back into the Clay Coyote Flameware dish. The lid on the tagine is designed to
