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Meanings of
simmering
in English
Russian
томление
Spanish
cocción a fuego lento
Catalan
foc lent
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Food preparation technique.
boiling
stewing
Related terms
cooking method
Russian
томление
Synonyms
Examples for "
boiling
"
boiling
stewing
Examples for "
boiling
"
1
Pour in
boiling
water and allow to infuse for about 5 minutes.
2
Public outrage reached a
boiling
point, with critical testimonials flooding social media.
3
Drain and cook again in fresh
boiling
water for another 10 minutes.
4
Dr Pink said
boiling
the river water did not remove the toxin.
5
Add water mixture and heat to
boiling
,
stirring constantly for 1 minute.
1
Roll the meat in flour and then place in a
stewing
pan.
2
The heat and the smell of
stewing
meat and vegetables sickened her.
3
And every season, he ends up
stewing
and deciding not to talk.
4
They shrieked at beholding their goose vanish in a pot for
stewing
.
5
The lodging-room was jammed with a foul and
stewing
crowd of tramps.
Usage of
simmering
in English
1
Fish, rice, and poultry are all good candidates for poaching and
simmering
.
2
Cook the quinoa in boiling water for 15 minutes, by
simmering
gently.
3
But an interest in politics had long been
simmering
in the background.
4
That gap in prosperity can aggravate
simmering
social, economic and political tensions.
5
China and the United States are locked in a
simmering
trade dispute.
6
Once
simmering
,
add the lentils and cook for a further 30 minutes.
7
But 41 years of repression have brought
simmering
discontent to the boil.
8
This issue has brought what was a
simmering
problem to a head.'
9
Place over a saucepan of
simmering
water and whisk as mixture thickens.
10
For a long time this idea had been
simmering
in his head.
11
Large cauldrons at east and west entrances; effect of
simmering
molten liquid.
12
While the water was still
simmering
in the kettle, he fell asleep.
13
On this range, a shallow pan was kept
simmering
throughout the meal.
14
Bring the cream and milk to
simmering
point over a low heat.
15
Half fill a large pan with water and heat until
simmering
gently.
16
That risks unleashing
simmering
tensions between rival groups in the ruling elite.
Other examples for "simmering"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
simmering
simmere
Verb
Present
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
simmere in
simmere water
simmere tensions
simmere anger
simmere away
More collocations
Translations for
simmering
Russian
томление
Spanish
cocción a fuego lento
fuego lento
coccion a fuego lento
a fuego lento
Catalan
foc lent
ebullició
xup-xup
Simmering
through the time
Simmering
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common