You're explaining how to make a stew. You've explained some of the steps, and now you're explaining the last step.
After that, you just have to simmer it for an hour or so.
cooking, intructions, time 
You made some delicious grilled chicken for a party. A guest asks how you made it. You say:
I marinated it overnight in some garlic, ginger, lime, and olive oil.
You made a really delicious banana nut bread. Your sister-in-law asks how you made it, and you’re explaining the recipe. You describe one step in the recipe:
Toasting the nuts really brings out their flavor!
cooking, food, gerund, intensifier, phrasal verb, 한글번역 
Your wife cooked some fish for dinner. It was good, but now you're trying to clean the dishes. You've tried to wash away the smell of the fish, but the smell is still there. You say:
The only thing about fish is that it's so hard to get rid of the odor.
You come home after work, and your wife is cooking fish. You were able to smell it before you even came in the door. When you come in, you say:
Yum! I could smell your cooking from down the street!
Your husband is going to cook dinner tonight, but he doesn't cook much so he doesn't know what to do. He has a frozen steak that needs to be thawed out. You explain what to do:
Stick in in the microwave on "defrost" for a few minutes.
You're discussing what to make for dinner. You have a frozen steak that you can make. You decide that you should cook it, but you need to warm it up before you cook it. You say:
I guess I'll thaw this out.
Your husband has just come home. He is looking around the kitchen for something to eat. There's a pot of soup on the stove which you made earlier today. He asks about it. You say:
It's still good. Just heat it up a bit.
You cooked some meat for dinner, and your wife told you to make sure that it is completely cooked in the middle. You think it is, so you say:
I'm sure it's fine.
Your husband cooked pork chops for dinner. You're worried that they might not be cooked enough, so you tell him:
Make sure they're cooked all the way through.
