Useful first aga book
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Having moved to a house with an AGA, this was a resonably good book with useful information, and ok value for money.
If you are buying this don't bother with the little book of aga tips that is offered with it as a multibuy on amazon.
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Small and insubstantial
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There is nothing in this little book that isn't in the book you will receive with your new Aga or in any other cookery book with Aga recipes. This just has fewer recipes. If you have access to the internet you'd be better off going on the Aga website for your tips.
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Essential, accessible Aga handbook
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We moved into a house with an Aga 18 months ago, and without this book I would have been clueless. Agas are wonderful beasts and, as the cliché goes, I now couldn't live without it. But that is entirely thanks to this book. It's small and to the point, but I have found that I have not needed to refer to the stacks of Mary Berry books that were given to me - this little number has enabled me to adapt all my old recipes to Aga cooking without having to learn Aga-specific ones. We successfully planned our enormous Christmas meal using this book and the turkey was cooked to perfection! It also tells you all the useful non-cooking things - like how to clean it, iron with it, etc, etc. I would say this book is essential for those who've never owned an Aga before, and jolly useful for those who have.
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