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simmer

[sim-er] / ˈsɪm ər /


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Every September, a festival here known as “Carpathians on the Fork,” features a hot-tub-size pot of soup that simmers overnight; locals queue up the next day for bowls in the city square.

From The Wall Street Journal

The trick here is getting the right ratio of liquid to sugar and not rushish the simmer.

From Salon

On the stove, set a tiny simmer pot—some cinnamon sticks, citrus peel, a rosemary sprig, a splash of water—to give the house a soft, cozy scent without overwhelming the food.

From Salon

Garlic simmers in huge metal pots heated over open wood fires and set up in a long line.

From BBC

Basically, the recipe is asking cooks to simmer their rabbit or chicken in its own broth, enrich it with ground almonds, sweeten with sugar and ginger and serve it forth.

From Salon