After months of pouring over cook books, experimenting with unfamiliar ingredients, and multiple visits to various ethnic grocers, I was ready to create my own tagine recipe. I wanted the recipe in include as many locally found ingredients as
What is your culinary muse?
What inspires you in the kitchen? I am influenced by a myriad of factors. Seasonal and local ingredients play a huge role in what I cook. My tagine has also become a source of inspiration. I have found guidance and inspiration from food blogs and cookbook
Moroccan Chickpea and Sweet Potato Tagine
Drum roll please... Congratulations Sue Doeden! "Moroccan Chickpea and Sweet Potato Tagine" has been chosen by our 3 judges as the winner of our tagine contest. Sue is a food writer, columnist, recipe developer, food photographer, and culinary
Tagine aux Pruneaux
This is one of the 3 finalists for our Tagine Recipe Contest. Our judges described this dish as a unique combination of distinct flavors and textures. Tagine aux Pruneaux 4 pounds lamb shoulder de-boned 1 pound prunes 1/2 pounds whole almonds 1
“Here’s looking at you, kid.”
“Of all the gin joints, in all the towns, in all the world, she walks into mine.” The gin joint this Travel Mug walked in to was the aromatic kitchen of none other than Betsy and Tom of the Clay Coyote (and anyone who knows Betsy knows there’s sure to be
Bell Peppers Stuffed with Israeli Couscous and Lentils in your tagine
I created this dish to show the versatility of our Flameware Tagine. This recipe is adapted from a slow cooker recipe. This was also my first time making a dish with Israeli couscous, and I am excited to have discovered a new ingredient to add to my
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
Moroccan Spice Mixture: La Kama
I always love the recipes I create from Paula Wolfert's Mediterranean Clay Pot Cooking book. I recently followed her recipe to make the Moroccan spice blend, La Kama. I made a huge batch and split it up as gifts for my fellow Clay Coyotians. It turned
How To Cook With Ceramic Flameware Stovetop Cookware
