Mains

  • Stuffed pasta shells
    Be warned - this recipe is truly indulgent! Enjoy this sumptuous pasta dish from AGA Rangemaster Group Home Economist Alexandra Dibble 
  • Grilled salmon, potatoes, green beans and a hollandaise sauce
    Eat well with this simple grilled salmon recipe courtesy of AGA Rangemaster Group Economist Alexandra Dibble.  
  • chicken fajitas
    Chicken Fajitas is always a family favourite. Many thanks to AGA Rangemaster Group Home Economist Alexandra Dibble for sharing this lovely recipe. 
  • pizza on a wooden board
    AGA Rangemaster Group Home Economist Alexandra Dibble shares her super-easy pizza recipe. 
  • pizza on the AGA Baker's Paddle
    AGA Demonstrator Naomi Hansell shares her recipe and tips for cooking a delicious pizza on the AGA. 
  • Shropshire Blue Cheese and Vegetable Frittata
    A quick supper recipe which can be adapted, depending on what you have in the fridge. Courtesy of AGA Specialist Dawn Roads. 
  • Chicken Noodle Soup in bowl with bread
    Homemade chicken noodle soup is deliciously comforting and easier to make than you might imagine. Recipe by AGA Specialist Dawn Roads.
  • Broccoli and Goats' Cheese Tart
    Try this simple and easy recipe! The filling turns out beautifully light, and baking it on the oven floor ensures a crispy, perfectly cooked pastry base. It makes a delicious light lunch or snack on its own, and small garnished slices can serve as an impressive starter for entertaining. Special thanks to AGA Specialist Dawn Roads for this wonderful recipe.
  • Bean Burgers in Buns
    These healthy bean burgers can be made using produce from your storecupboard. Many thanks to AGA Specialist Dawn Roads for this great recipe.  
  • Rack of lamb with a herb crust
    Spring lamb is in season at Easter and two racks of best end interlaced together make a splendid centre piece for Easter lunch. Ask your butcher to French trim the racks of lamb (the fat and meat trimmed away from the tops of the bones.) Recipe from AGA Specialist Dawn Roads.   
  • Cauliflower and Leek Bake in Portmeirion dish
    A perfect accompaniment to an Easter feast or delicious on it's own for supper. Recipe produced by AGA Specialist Dawn Roads. 
  • Gammon joint
    Christmas isn’t complete without a home-cooked gammon. This recipe involves cooking the ham in cola, make sure you use the full sugar variety, which combines beautifully with the flavour of the spices.
  • Mushroom, chestnut and artichoke ragout
    A delicious and rich vegetarian recipe for Mushroom, Chestnut and Artichoke Ragout. Recipe produced by AGA Demonstrator Penny Zako. 
  • Hearty Vegan Chilli recipe
    A wonderfully nourishing bowl of flavour. This recipe is suitable for vegans and is gluten-free and dairy-free. 
  • Pulled pork
    Tender, slow-cooked pork is a delightful and forgiving dish. When pulled and tossed with its own sticky onions, which should be really dark and caramelized to give plenty of flavor when mixed in with the juicy pork, it pairs beautifully with a simple green salad and new potatoes. Alternatively, serve it in toasted brioche baps with a side of crunchy coleslaw for a more casual option.
  • Chicken Satay Skewer
    Just one mix for marinade and sipping sauce. Serve with simple basmati rice with peas, with a little green salad or just as a nibble on a skewer
  • Salmon, Chorizo and Roasted Peppers
    Perfect for a speedy supper either to feed a crowd or just for one. The chorizo and jars of ready roasted peppers can be kept in the cupboard so this dish is easy on your fridge space. 
  • Shakshouka
    Shakshouka is a great Middle Eastern one-pot lunch or supper, and also makes a deliciously different brunch dish. The eggs look simply beautiful peeping through the rich and glossy tomato sauce.
  • Mixed herb omelette with spinach, feta & dukkah
    A delicious and quick omelette, ideal for breakfast, lunch or a light supper and packed with flavour. Courtesy of our friends at Clarence Court Eggs. 
  • Seared Salmon Niçoise Salad
    This salad is a lovely twist on the classic tuna Niçoise and makes the perfect summer lunch. You could also substitute flaked salmon for smoked mackerel fillets. Soft and creamy Clarence Court Bantam eggs marry perfectly with the crisp, fresh vegetables, rich fish and dressing.
  • Burns night supper
    Traditionally a Burn's Night Supper is haggis, neeps and tatties - neeps being what England calls swede, but in Scotland turnip - always good for a discussion with Scottish friends or colleagues! Our supper includes carrots and neeps, rumbledethumps (potatoes and cabbage) and a delicious creamy whisky sauce.
  • Leek & Gruyere Tart
    A delightfully savoury tart which perfectly marries leek with rich gruyere flavours.
  • Chicken Caesar Salad
    Ideal for a lunch, light dinner, or starter, this Chicken Caesar Salad is a perfect choice for warm summer days. The combination of tender, grilled chicken, crisp Cos lettuce, and crunchy homemade croutons is complemented by a rich and creamy Caesar dressing. 
  • Luxury Fish Pie
    Fish pie is perfect comfort food all year round and this British favourite cooks beautifully in the AGA.
  • Ande Ki Bhurji - Scrambled Eggs, Indian Style
    'Ande ki Bhurji' or 'Spicy Scrambled Eggs' is a quick street food snack that is also eaten at breakfast. The spice of green chillies, the sweetness of onions and the tang of tomatoes along with the creaminess of eggs is a perfect dish to eat with buttered toast or a roll.
  • Gołąbki - Stuffed cabbage rolls in tomato sauce
    Gołąbki is a traditional Polish dish that we make year round. As they are quite time consuming, I make a lot at once and freeze any leftover to heat with a fresh tomato sauce another time. Gołąb means dove or pigeon in Polish, the dish is named so for its resemblance to a group of resting birds!
  • Wiener Schnitzel & Spätzle
    We meet Franz Schinagl, chef at Bodo's Scholss and half of the acclaimed Austrian duo from Speck Mobile. Franz talked about bringing traditional Austrian recipes to life and showed us some typical dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel and Spätzle.