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Black  Rayburn XT Oil Power Flue Cooker Normal Retail Price £5406 showroom model £4495Old Style Pewter Rayburn 400 Power flue gas Cooker Normal retail price £5049 showroom model £4050Feel free to call into the showroom to take a look and find …

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Blender Offer!!

Selected AGA kMix Blenders will be reduced by £20 from £109.99 to £89.99 from Saturday 1st September until 30th September.

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Recipe of the Month

Autumn is upon us and you know what that means apples!!

September’s Recipe of the Month is Baked British Bramleys.


The recipe coincides perfectly with the start of the Bramley apple season and demonstrates beautifully the positive benefits of cooking with cast iron.

These must be one of the easiest puddings to make and they taste delicious with lashings of custard or cream.  Choose apples of about the same size so they cook evenly and are ready at the same time.
Serves 6

6 Bramley apples
50g (1¾ oz) butter, softened
75g (2¾ oz) brown sugar
1 tsp mixed spice
1 orange, grated zest and juice
50g (1¾ oz) large golden sultanas
50g (1¾ oz) raisins
50g (1¾ oz) glacé cherries, quartered
50g (1¾ oz) dried apricots, chopped
25g (1 oz) almonds, chopped
150ml (¼ pint) water

Method
Wash and core the apples.  Score the skin around the middle of each apple and if necessary trim the base so they sit level.  Place the apples into an ovenproof dish. I used the AGA cast iron medium baker which was a perfect fit.

Cream the butter and sugar together with the spice and grated orange zest.  Stir in the orange juice, sultanas, raisins, cherries, apricots and almonds.  Pack this mixture into the apples and pour the water into the base of the dish.

2 oven AGA:  Place the dish on the oven grid shelf set on the floor of the roasting oven and cook for about 30-40 minutes, or until the apples are soft.  Baste occasionally.

3 and 4 oven AGA:  Place the dish in the centre of the baking oven and cook for about 40-45 minutes, or until the apples are soft.  Baste occasionally.

Serve with custard or cream.

Rayburn and conventional cooking:  Bake at 180°C (350°F), fan oven 160°C, Gas Mark 4 for 35-45 minutes or until the apples are soft.  Baste occasionally.
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Product of the Month

Product of the Month for September: AGA Cast Iron Baking Dishes.These beautiful cast iron baking dishes are available in a variety of sizes and colours.Buy in September to receive 25% off. The promotion starts on Saturday 1st September and runs until S…

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Sara Danesin Medio – Masterchef Finalist

Sara Danesin Medio from Masterchef will be at Country Warmth cooking up a storm on Wednesday 17th October.We are delighted to welcome her to our upstairs cookery school and can’t wait to see what delicious treats she prepares.The event is limited to 35…

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Colour & Interior Design in the Home

We welcome Victoria from Victoria Rose Interiors to our showroom on Wednesday 3rd October.Victoria will use her experience as a Farrow and Ball consultant to provide top tips on how to paint your home and how colour can transform a room. Soft furnishin…

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Egton Show

Well we hitched up the show trailer and headed up to Egton for the last of the summer shows.On arrival at the show field we found the usual scene of tractors pulling exhibitors on to the ground, however there was hope, the sun was shining and with a fr…

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Our Life on a Trade Stand!

We have been out and about over the last three weeks attending local agricultural shows. Herewith the diary of a trade stand holder, summer 2012.
Driffield Show
The familiar rain sodden picture greeted us on the morning of Driffield Show. However sometimes the clouds can be misleading. By 10am the sun was making a strenuous effort to peep through and a brisk breeze was drying the ground up nicely. 
As one of the (if not THE) biggest one-day shows, Driffield was not going to succumb to the wet weather conditions. With a chalky well-drained show field the organisers gave everybody a much-needed opportunity to exhibit their wares.

These ‘wares’ were quiet diverse in their make up. From willow weaving and bread milling to terrier racing, gun dog training, falconry and polo. These events were successfully shown to the delight of many (including us!). We met old customers and new and passed much time reminiscing about the benefits of having a cast iron heat storage cooker at the heart of the home. Our good friend Bev Madden of Mrs Madden Makes was also there displaying her lovely aprons and other house wares. These aprons can be custom made to suit personal requirements and they make a great gift.

A great day was had by all and we even managed to pack every thing away in the dry, ready for Malton Show.
Malton Show
Now we were being spoilt! A warm and sunny day bought the crowds out in the lovely setting of Scampston Park. We were lucky enough to enjoy the livestock parade, a vintage tractor parade, the sheep dog trials and a myriad of horse showing classes. There were rows of vintage farm machinery, all of them in working order, so much so that by the end of the day even our heartbeat’s had synchronised with the ‘chug chug chug’ of the steam engines located opposite our stand. We met the lovely ladies from the regional W I and we are hoping to link up with them for some future events at our upstairs cookery school. Watch our web site for further developments.

 Ryedale Show
Probably our favourite show of the summer, Ryedale show is always well attended and stylishly run. Our stand drew many admirers and several small children wanting to make a ‘house’ out of it. A successful day was had by all!
Now back to the shop to sell some AGA’s!
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Showcasing some of our lovely Mrs Madden aprons!

From bespoke aprons and pinnies to bags and cushions, each Mrs Madden Makes item is individually styled and handmade using upcycled linens combined with contemporary fabrics.Each apron is uniquely designed – taking inspiration from Mrs Madden’s cottage…

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