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50 INVALUABLE TIPS FOR THE RAYBURN OWNER
Following the huge success of the Little Book of Aga Tips, Richard Maggs has now compiled a collection of 50 invaluable tips for the Rayburn owner. A perfect little add-on gift. From 'doubling the juice from an orange' to 'keeping rolls hot at the table', Richard Maggs shares twenty years of Rayburn know-how. Professional tips, time-saving shortcuts and comprehensive recipe suggestions.
About the Author
A dynamic and accomplished chef, Richard is an authority on Aga and Rayburn cookery. As well as having featured on TV and radio, he has written for several food magazines including the official Aga Magazine.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I should have taken more notice of Mrs Walker's review. I have recently moved into a house with an old solid fuel rayburn and need to know how to 'drive' it. I can't keep the temp of the oven up high enough to cook anything. I can work out that I could cut down on tumble dryer use by drying clothes on an airer near the Rayburn - Mr Maggs, we are not stupid you know!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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Thick pages, very few of em, large print and self evident tips, like Rayburn/Aga useful for drying socks!!!!!!!!!! Felt conned for the price asked. Don't waste your money.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I have just had a rayburn installed at home and was looking for a book giving practical advice on how to get the best out of my rayburn. This book really was a disappointment I think I found one tip that might be useful, but if you want to find out how to dry trainers or dry herbs or de-chill red wine then this is the book for you.
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rayburn tips
I know this book was cheap ,but I expected it to be a bit more informative.It's just a list of commonsense things that anyone with a rayburn would know already.
Published 6 months ago by sue
The Little Book Of RAYBURN TIPS.
This is a very useful book for anyone who owns one of these historic cookers.
Published on 8 Feb 2009 by Mr. A. L. Lloyd
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