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When using the sink in the Bog house, there is an option to leave a jar under the faucet. Choosing this turns off a light and renders all controls unresponsive.

"But" is a coordinating conjunction connecting two independent clauses. The sentence structure is [Clause 1][Comma][Coord. Conjunction][Clause 2]. There is no comma that follows the coordinating conjunction.

No, that is not a safe rule of thumb. If there were another clause between "but" and "she prepared it masterfully", one would need a comma. (e.g. "It was quite a simple dish, but, as she'd done many times before, she prepared it masterfully.")

No, you would not put a comma after "which". The comma after "ingredients" is sufficient to indicate a subordinate clause. A comma after "which" would simply be ungrammatical.