Simmer very gently for about 2 hours.

Simmer till all the vegetables are just cooked, adding more stock if necessary.

Whisk steadily over the fire till it boils, then draw to the side and allow to simmer gently for 10 minutes.

Simmer till cooked, lay in the vegetables to be warmed up.

Cut in 2-inch pieces and simmer gently for an hour or till tender in stock with a slice of lemon, or in milk and water.

Simmer gently for about 20 minutes.

Simmer till cooked.

Simmer for an hour or longer, till all the goodness is drawn out, mashing freely with a wooden spoon.

Add flavouring or not as preferred, and simmer gently for an hour or so.

Simmer gently for an hour or longer, bruising well with wooden spoon.

Cut small and simmer for an hour or longer in milk and water.

Simmer in water, strain, and add milk.

Scald with boiling water, and put to simmer with plenty of boiling water in a saucepan or stewing jar.

Simmer gently, or better still, steam for an hour.

Add three teacupfuls boiling milk or barley-water and simmer for fifteen minutes.

Put on to simmer, with the apple chopped small, the water, butter, &c.all except the dried milk.

Pour boiling water over, and allow all to simmer for 20 to 30 minutes; season to taste, and serve.

Simmer for an hour, and add the carrot flaked or chopped small.

Return to saucepan, boil up, and allow to simmer for at least ten minutes.

Simmer slowly for 15 minutes.

Cover with just as little water as will cook the lentils without burning, and simmer or steam closely covered for about half-an-hour till lentils a thick puree.

Some ketchup, "Extract," or tomato is an improvement; add nut mince prepared as above, mix well and simmer a few minutes longer.

Put in saucepan along with the grated walnuts, bring to boil, and simmer gently for five minutes.

Use one part "Stamina" Meal to four parts of fast-boiling liquid, stock, milk and water, &c.; simmer five minutes, and it is ready.

Instead of treating love as a quiet and respectable undertaking, as I mean to treat itinstead of simmering your love down to a gentlemanly respect and esteem, as I mean to simmer itand waiting patiently for the natural consequences of things, as I mean to waityou must, like a boy as you are, have it all out in a minute, set the whole house by the ears, and throw yourself out of it without rhyme or reason, or profit to any body.