AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Solid Fuel" (98)

My boy....Yes I'm sad!! – Bertie

This is Bertie, my Rayburn.....thank you God for sending him to me. As an avid cook I vow NEVER to cook on anything else. My Bertie eats coal and wood and I've got his feeding routine off to a tee now, after some experimenting, and he's so easy ...

The Heart Of The Home – Kate : )

All three of my children love my aga, Many hearty meals have been loving cooked and enjoyed from the main feature of my home. It's lit from september through till march/april.

agatastic – deliathecat

The aga was purchased from an old lady in Treorchy and stripped down, new parts purchased and reassembled. It took a whole day and night to do but the result is superb cooking.Everything that is said about the aga is true just ask me Delia the cat.

A Very Old Friend – Penel

My Aga is a two oven stove with an extension, thus making it a four oven stove. It was in the house when we came in 1955 and has never let us down. It had a hot water tank, which unfortunately does not now work. We think it was made in 1932.

Local Rayburn! – Rob

I inherited this wonderful old solid fuel Rayburn No.1 when I moved into an old cottage in Telford. We live about one mile away from the Aga factory, so I assume that this is a locally produced model - you could pretty much have wheeled it down th...

Love at first sight! – Sjol_van_Gerhees

During the renovation of the old cottage of my parents, situated at the edge of the forest, I was looking for a cooking device which was heated by firewood. Different options and ideas passed my mind (see: www.billensteiner.com). But then I read a...

AGA for Ever! – Dudley

Youth Hostelling as a Student in Norway 1950, I discovered this novel device could only be used when the Lady Hostel-warden invited me to "lift the lid". Her AGA ran on Hydro-Electricity, I was very interested having just graduated in Electrical...

Rayburn Royal – David Patrick

Just bought a second hand Rayburn Royal to (hopefully) heat our water and cook with using mostly wood. I'll let you know how we get on.....

MOST WANTED FRIEND – DINKYDAWN2

I have dreamt of owning an aga since I was a little girl. I love the idea of a kitchen with a relaxed "Darling Buds of May" feel. I would love to live in the country, old style items and houses have their own story and I enjoy trying to imagine al...

There's no going back – Aga Lincs

We inherited our Aga when we bought our house in 2005. After a few teething problems we are now seasoned experts at cooking using our Aga and would now never go back to conventional cooking. It's always ready to go, cooks perfectly, keeps the dog...

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