From Emily in the Gallery~ On another one of my quests to try something new in the kitchen, I found myself at the Hutchinson Farmers Market, where one of the vendors was demoing 'garlic scape pesto' using garlic scapes from their farm. I was
Tomato Season: Classic, Burrata, or Avocado, How do you BLT?
I love tomato season. There are so many ways to enjoy tomatoes .... popping them in your mouth while picking little sun golds or cherry tomatoes in the garden; raw with a little salt, grilled for salsa, purred with garlic and basil for pizza, or cooked
Tagine Cooking: Mediterranean Chicken, Mushroom & Creamy Cheesy Polenta
Our handmade flameware tagine is perfect for low, slow, simmering on the stovetop. This weekend we were craving rich Italian flavors, a neighbor to Morocco on the Mediterranean Sea. First, we sautéed fresh garlic and minced onion in Olive Oil. The
Burner Size Influences Handle Temps
One question we often get is, "does the handle on the Flameware Skillet get hot?" And the answer is "depends" because it depends on the size and power of your burner. So here's our visual take on the handle heat related to burner size. At home
Holiday Ideas: For Everyone on Your List
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Cooking with the Coyotes: Saag Paneer
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
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
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
Cooking is an art, recipes are “suggestions”
I'm not a by-the-book cook. I'm a wing it, taste it, and cross your fingers kinda cook. Tonight was no different. I had pork chops, I'd normally grill them, but it's a grand total of 7F outside and windy. So I figured, oven was more weather friendly
