simmering


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Synonyms for simmering

cooking in a liquid that has been brought to a boil

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Continue adding A' cup stock at a time, and simmering till the entire stock gets absorbed and the rice is cooked well.
Peel the apple and, as the soup just reaches simmering point, grate the apple into it.
Long, slow simmering blends and enhances flavors that commercial products only wish they could imitate!
Of all of winter's foods, fondue is the most communal, bringing friends together around a simmering chafing dish.
The tantalizing aroma of a homemade soup, simmering all day on the kitchen stove, has stirred our appetities for centuries.
Cut carrots into 1/4-inch slices and add to broth; continue simmering, covered, until carrots are tender to bite, about 10 minutes longer.
But fish stock requires a gathering of fish bones and herbs, and patient simmering of the liquid for about 20 minutes, in addition to waiting for it to cool.
Place the fish in the simmering stew and gently stir.
Add stock and milk to the onions and bring to simmering point.
Simmer for five minutes then add the leeks, beans and ham and continue simmering until the leeks are tender.
Quickly cut the steaks into slices on the diagonal and stir into the simmering mustard sauce before serving.
Reheat in a saucepan of simmering water for 10 minutes.
Cook ahead one chicken, simmering over low heat with all fat and skin removed.