AGA Stories - with the colour "Black" (126)

in Remembrance – medicinis

My Mother had a solid fuel Aga which was removed in the early 70's to make way for a new kitchen. She always talked about how much she loved cooking on her Aga. When she died a few years ago she left us some money which we decided to use to b...

AIMS! 3 Break Downs in 8 Months – Martyn

We were delighted when our new AIMS Aga was installed but in the 8 months we have had it, it has broken down 3 times. The first time it was the circuit board that blew,a problem AGA knew about! The engineers were given the new ones to install when...

What now? – fourovenjon

I grew up in houses with Rayburns and eventually moved into my own house with one. This was a solid fuel Nouvelle which was good fun at first but soon became a chore and very unpredictable for cooking. It was then converted to oil which was great ...

On going project. – John Roberts

We had our Rayburn installed following a fire in the kitchen, which was started by some laundry falling against the Morso Squirrel that we had at the time. We decided, having no central heating that rather than retreat from a solid fuel stove that...

The eagle has landed... – Jenny

This is a photo of our brand new, installed today, turned on about 30 minutes ago, AGA! Its only taken me 26 years to get it and now they tell me I have to wait another 36/48 hours before i can cook with it - ah well, patience is my middle name! (...

Aggie is a second mum – Tallulah

Living on the North Sea coast, weather conditions can be Arctic at times to say the least. However, Aggie always greets us with a warm welcome, is always ready with something hot and only occasionally lets us down. She is a real member of the fam...

Home at last – Black Beauty

I have been without an Aga for 23 years and thought I had lost the ability to cook - in just a few months it all came back to me - I no longer dread the evening meal or go to eat out so often ... and our old black cat thinks he has arrived in heav...

After a long wait – Spenny

At last i own and AGA, waited for this moment for many years. Can't wait to get into cooking and living with an AGA.

cookery school – thecookschool.com

We set up a cookery school in the heart of the Scottish Borders,25 miles south of Edinburgh and run them for individuals on the last friday of every month and aga workshops on saturday mornings on the first saturday of every month.Visit our websit...

A treat – spanielspreadshavoc

Amid chaos and disorder to say nothing of dog, cat and horse hair sits the aga, unfazed and calm, able to; cook at the drop of a hat; heat the centre of the house and cut the LPG bills; recharge itself at night, dry laundry; warm flour etc etc.

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