AGA Stories - with the colour "Red" (54)

The converted Man – Deborah Collier

When my husband and i were restoring our house, I was insistent that we had an AGA. Having learnt to cook on one and having lived in a house for years with an AGA, I knew what a trusty friend this would be to us. Having spent a fortune on renovati...

Long search – Billyweb

We comissioned an AGA specialist to locate a specific coloured AGA for us , I wanted RED and nothing else. We waited just over a year to locate it, but one was found , in Cornwall. we bought it unseen and on the discription by the agent, a 2 oven ...

The Rayburn Beauty – Martin

Moved in to this house and inherited a lovely red Rayburn! Didnt have a clue how to use it!! 7 years on, wouldn't be without it! A perfect Sunday for me nowdays is spending the day in the kitchen, preparing and making a fabulous roast dinner ...

Out with the old, in with the new. – Sue

We love this Aga; it was here when we moved in in 1986 and is probably about 50 years old and still going strong. I'll be sorry to see it go, but we are getting a new 4-oven one in a couple of months - can't decide whether it should be cream or bl...

Attracting visitors – Mo

My friend comes on leave from South Africa every second year. On arriving at my house, she rushes into the kitchen and hugs the Aga, crying: "I've missed you so much!" and then greets me.

The Big Move – mel

My husband was being transferred with his job from our home in Kent to Leicester. It all happened very quickly and we had 1 day only to view houses. We looked at some new builds and then came here, walked in through the front door, turned into t...

the day the door blew off – linda

I had left my husband Robert at home when I went off to work. He decided to cook the evening meal and found a steamed sponge pudding in the cupboard. He carefully placed the bowl in a le creuset casserole dish (unbreakable) into the warming oven...

Life and times of – Albert

Albert lives in West Sussex and is the second Aga to live at this postcode. Life without Albert would just be unbearable. Even the animals would leave home. He is the centre of the family and does all the hardwork. I could never live without him.

I love my Aga – Kiki

Since we moved into our house last year our Aga (Agatha) has been the centre of our home. On cold days we have huddled round it, at Christmas we laughed and ate around it and when I am on my own I read next to it for hours. When we had a housewarm...

Deep End – Isobel Mackinlay

When I married my husband I also inherited an oil fired Aga ! The conversion from conventional gas cooking to Aga was traumatic.Today my 4 oven Aga is indispensable since we run a small red Deer Stalking Business ,so often have 8 mouths to feed.I ...

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