The Warming Oven
A WARMING OVEN can be a much appreciated addition to a family kitchen, where activity and mealtime schedules tend to get complicated. Even though some standard-size ovens can be set to the low temperatures of a warming oven, the smaller chamber of the latter keeps food moist longer, and most models have an adjustable humidity control.
Check the temperature range of models as you shop; bakers, for instance, may wish for a temperature below 100°F for proofing bread.
Location should be based on use. A warming oven directly below or across from the cooktop or oven makes things easy for the cook, but putting it between the kitchen and dining area gives family members easier access.
THIS MICROWAVE FITS INTO A GENERIC-SIZE COMPARTMENT, allowing for easy replacement if necessary. The leftover space makes a first-rate spot to store a cutting board for use on the slate countertop. The wall opens to the primary dishwashing sink. An Aga range is the centerpiece of the cooking part of the kitchen.
A WARMING DRAWER FITS EASILY INTO THIS ISLAND, which is situated in a triangle with both cooktop and wall ovens, and it's easy to access from the dining area.
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