Is it possible to add another small oven elsewhere with a Sabbath mode? The Bertazzoni doesn't have that feature. I would be concerned about trying to use it in a way not intended. In our house, we have a small laundry room we converted to a pantry. In it, I have a small microwave and a second oven. If you have a second space on your first floor of your house, even if it's away from your kitchen a little, could you install something? I don't know if there are warming drawers that stay on 25 hours. I think they shut off automatically after 4 hours to avoid fire hazards. Anyway, there must be some product out there you can use in lieu or your Berta. I love my Berta by the way -- well, lighting the oven's a bit of a nuisance -- but it's the best thing about my new kitchen!

Can you please keep all of your questions confined to one single post. 5 different ones doesn't get you the responses that you need and it makes gathering information to actually respond to you difficult. You should edit this post (look on the right hand side) and delete your question and then put your followup question in one of your other existing posts.

Mmm , I am on here looking to learn the best way to keep My adopted pets outdoor room warm , he will be living inside with free access to outside the dog I am adopting is A grey hound , and when I go out during the day , he will be outside as I have an outdoor storage room I am converting for him , it’s dry and insulated and Gives him access to the toilet and he can choose To go inside the room or stay outside , its a great safe room for him if he is napping during the day and to protect him from the weather and make him feel snug and i have cameras I can put up so I can check on him , I have found animals are all different depending on the breed and our family are animal lovers and all have dogs and cats of different varieties and every animal has very different preferences , I live in a warm climate most of the year and we find our dogs choose to sleep where we sleep and choose to snuggle when we are watching tv , and I use electric blankets on our beds , so thats their choice all day in winter even if no one is in the room and we are home , but in summer we find the bigger dogs choose to stay outside and just wander in flop down say hi and go back out to their perfect spot , the staffies in the family as they mature have all built their own lair in a hiding spot regardless of quality man made bedding and our beds and couch on offer , and it’s their retreat and stash spot , the little dogs in the family have doggie doors , and indoor and outdoor beds , i will keep my dog indoors at night , if I am not home in winter but he will be outdoors with his own indoor room during the day , i Will be using cameras to watch him to see how he adapts , now if you have a few dogs together their is no reason to have them all inside at all , in my experience people with multiple dogs who live outside are happy healthy cared for dogs who get the best of both worlds and dont need to live inside , a single dog is different and every dog is different , I know people with a little dog and they say he wants to stay outside and doesnt sleep indoors , they would like him too , but he wont , we live in a great climate here and with the fresh night air and breezes , I personally used to sleep out on my kids trampoline some nights before I got air con in the house and love camping and being outside , i think the single dog locked out and tied up isolated and forgotten about who ends up with behavioural problems is abuse and should be reported , I don’t think the posters here are doing that to their outdoor dogs , I think dogs locked inside all day , day after day would not be right for some of the family dogs at all , the staffies In particular opted to build lairs outside and would go to their outdoor lair instead of being left inside while I went to work but would come inside and chill out when I got home in winter they would be in bed with the electric blanket on , but in summer at bed time they would opt to go out to their lair that they built with household things they stole , and they had a range of dog beds we tried for them to pull apart and chew up to use to build it , summer is too hot here for body heat especially if you are stuck with a fur coat , i see nothing wrong with dogs outside of they are happy and well adjusted animals

It's a matter of planning and timing the cooking: Wednesday night - saves time and cleaning up: Candied yams get boiled, put in pyrex casserole with lid, cover with molasses and put in refrig. White potatoes are peeled and cut, placed in pot with water...ready for cooking, also in refrig. Make cranberry sauce, put in serving dish,cover with plastic wrap...also in refrig. Make my bread and sausage stuffing, put in refrig. Make cole slaw, cover and put into refrige. Set dining room table. Lay out bowls, platter and serving utensils for all the food. Thursday morning: Stuff turkey and put into the oven. 1 hour before eating. Put pot of potatoes on stove to boil. 1/2 hour before eating. Take turkey out of the oven and pan onto carving board (to rest before carving). Lay a clean, warm damp towel over to to prevent skin from sticking to the bird. Put pan on stove burner, add water... make gravy. Casserole with yams into the oven. Put frozen peas into bowl into microwave. Cranberry sauce, slaw and butter onto dining room table. 10 minutes before. yams out of the oven, to table rolls into the oven stuffing out of the turkey, into bowl..cover with a lid or heat proof plate and put on table drain potatoes and mash....cover with a lid or heat proof plate and put on table hit button on microwave to cook peas Yams on the table carve turkey and move turkey and gravy onto the table put peas on the table remove lids from stuff on table rolls out of the oven , to the table. Amazing how fast it all goes. BUT...I have to admit that I have a reputation for forgetting the rolls...er, well done rolls are almost expected from me.