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Following on from the success of her brilliant Aga Year cookbook, Louise Walker tackles the favourite meal of Aga owners everywhere: the Sunday roast Lavish photography illustrates over 70 recipes for all things roasted. Drawing on inspiration from Britain and beyond, Louise Walker showcases a rich array of old and much-loved favourites, many with a satisfyingly delicious twist, alongside more exotic roasted dishes from Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. There are master classes on jointing, carving, and serving, as well as a wealth of stuffings and accompaniments. To round off the book, Louise includes some invaluable and timely ideas for what to do with your roasted leftovers. Aga Roast is a stunning and significant addition to any Aga library.

Following on from the success of her brilliant Aga Year cookbook, Louise Walker tackles the favourite meal of Aga owners everywhere: the Sunday roast Lavish photography illustrates over 70 recipes for all things roasted. Drawing on inspiration from Britain and beyond, Louise Walker showcases a rich array of old and much-loved favourites, many with a satisfyingly delicious twist, alongside more exotic roasted dishes from Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. There are master classes on jointing, carving, and serving, as well as a wealth of stuffings and accompaniments. To round off the book, Louise includes some invaluable and timely ideas for what to do with your roasted leftovers. Aga Roast is a stunning and significant addition to any Aga library.

From fox stoles to wall-mounted moose heads to tiger rugs—hip projects that will unleash the animal lover in every knitter! Faux Taxidermy Knits offers you fifteen fabulously quirky and fun knitting patterns that tap into the massive trend for taxidermy-inspired craft projects with an ironic twist! Split into two sections, wearables and habitat, this unique book includes knitting patterns from moose and badger wall hangings and tiger rugs to fox stoles and paw mittens for the modern, young knitter looking for something different and new to create. The style of the book is contemporary and fun with modern-retro photography to compliment the quirky nature of the projects. "Capture the essence of stately home chic (and pretend you''re an extra from Downton Abbey) with the selection of kitsch knitting patterns inside Faux Taxidermy Knits." —Interweave "Some of the patterns are brilliant. For example, the ''tigerskin'' rug is a masterpiece." —WendyKnits "A wonderful book for the quirky, whimsical and curious . . . and no animals will be harmed!" —DemonicProgress

There are recipes that can be cooked and stored in advance to dishes perfect for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and beyond. A Christmas Day countdown will ease any concerns over planning for the main event. There are also plentiful suggestions for making the most of leftovers and ideas for forward thinking for each and every occasion. As the year closes in, this is the one book that no Aga cook can afford to be without. Beautiful photography from Carlo Chinca and dashings of seasonal folklore top and tail this unique seasonal collection.

There are recipes that can be cooked and stored in advance to dishes perfect for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and beyond. A Christmas Day countdown will ease any concerns over planning for the main event. There are also plentiful suggestions for making the most of leftovers and ideas for forward thinking for each and every occasion. As the year closes in, this is the one book that no Aga cook can afford to be without. Beautiful photography from Carlo Chinca and dashings of seasonal folklore top and tail this unique seasonal collection.

From soups to sauces and breads to bakes and everything in between, Louise Walker provides an essential companion for all Aga owners, packed full of delicious recipes and her invaluable top tips for how to get the best out of your Aga. The book presents a range of classic recipes, showing you how to perfect a soufflé in the Aga, or make the perfect chips. Louise then moves on to recipes showcasing what the Aga does best – slow cooking. With dishes such as braised chicken and chicory, Moroccan lamb cous cous and Boston baked beans, these are trouble-free recipes, full of rich and vibrant flavours. In the final chapter we explore the area of Aga cooking that fills most people with dread – baking. Putting to bed the myth that baking is a problem for the Aga, Louise provides recipes for simple breads, rolls and cakes, and absolute classics such as brownies, scones and Victoria sponge, as well as focaccias, bagels and biscotti.This beautiful book will become your constant go-to in the kitchen.

From soups to sauces and breads to bakes and everything in between, Louise Walker provides an essential companion for all Aga owners, packed full of delicious recipes and her invaluable top tips for how to get the best out of your Aga. The book presents a range of classic recipes, showing you how to perfect a soufflé in the Aga, or make the perfect chips. Louise then moves on to recipes showcasing what the Aga does best – slow cooking. With dishes such as braised chicken and chicory, Moroccan lamb cous cous and Boston baked beans, these are trouble-free recipes, full of rich and vibrant flavours. In the final chapter we explore the area of Aga cooking that fills most people with dread – baking. Putting to bed the myth that baking is a problem for the Aga, Louise provides recipes for simple breads, rolls and cakes, and absolute classics such as brownies, scones and Victoria sponge, as well as focaccias, bagels and biscotti.This beautiful book will become your constant go-to in the kitchen.

It was supposed to be exciting, yet such an ordinary event in their lives. A new town, a new university. Tyler''s father wanted to turn the old family castle on the hill overlooking the village into student accommodation. Tyler and five friends moved in as a one year trial. All was quiet at the start of the University year but it soon became clear that there was something else in residence as well. Something old, something dark. It had been there, waiting in the shadows for a long time. It had been disturbed by their presence and it did not like them. It did not want them there. And it was very, very angry. Dreams became nightmares, good times turned to evil. Was it just one entity or many? Who did it hate the most? The final showdown was about to begin. How would they rid the castle of it''s presence? Or would this entity destroy them first?