- STIR
- Begin to move
- Brouhaha
- Combine
- Cooking direction
- Mix up
- Ruckus
- Tend to the batter
- Tend to the sauce
- Use a swizzle stick
- __-crazy
- __-fry
- Cookbook direction
- Hoosegow
- Mix
- Recipe directive
- Slammer
- The big house
- Ado
- Commotion
- It's up the river, usually
- Paint-can direction
- Awaken
- Recipe instruction
- Row
- Turmoil
- To-do
- Agitate
- Tend to the pot
- Keep a risotto from sticking to the pan, say
- Swizzle
- Cup Noodles instruction
- Make Kool-Aid, say
- Show some signs of life
- ___ the pot (create trouble)
- Move around the pan
- Blend together
- Show signs of life
- Start waking up
- Epicurious instruction
- Recipe verb
- Keep from burning, say
- Word with fry or crazy
- Uproar
- Curry recipe instruction
- Move emotionally
- The clink
- Budge
- Create a solution
- Do a mixologist's job
- Epicurious verb
- Get into the mix?
- Mix things up
- Move a finger
- Nesquik instruction
- Recipe direction
- ___-crazy
- Pokey
- Make a movement
- ___ things up
- Prison
- Move a muscle
- Wield a teaspoon
- Cooking directive
- Mix together
- Mix with a spoon
- 69-Down directive
- Hullabaloo
- Agitated state
- Hubbub
- Work with a wok
- Ruin 007's martini
- Cooking instruction
- Mix it up
- Ruin James Bond's martini?
- Move in circles?
- Use a spoon
- Begin to wake
- Tend a cauldron, maybe
- Tend to a risotto, often
- Kerfuffle
- Tend to one's risotto, perhaps
- Cake-recipe verb
- Kool-Aid instruction
- Paint-can instruction
- Move slightly
- Recipe directive in the kitchen or in the laboratory
- Raise one's eyebrows, say
- Make a motion
- Make cry, maybe
- Move in circles, in a sense
- Move to incorporate
- Have a reaction of alarm?
- Keep from sticking to the bottom, say
- Shift slightly
- Incite, with "up"
- The slammer
- Affect strongly
- Get moving
- The hoosegow
- Child's direction?
- Tumult
- Instruction on a Kool-Aid packet
- Move briskly or slightly
- Prepare the paint
- ___-crazy (restless due to confinement)
- Chef's direction
- Culinary directive
- The poky
- Come to life
- Dustup
- Mix with a spoon, maybe
- Move
- Prepare a martini, maybe
- Start to wake up
- Begin to awaken
- Culinary direction
- Calaboose
- Cookbook verb
- Move a bit
- Tend to a wok
- The cooler
- Arouse
- Rouse from sleep
- Ruin a martini, to 007
- The calaboose
- Cooler
- Pother
- Move about
- Churn
- Crowbar hotel
- Foment, with "up"
- Recipe instruction after adding flour, say
- Swirl, as waffle batter
- Swirl a spoon in
- Get it all together in the kitchen?
- Greet the day
- Begin to wake up
- Blender setting
- Instigate, with "up"
- Show signs of awakening
- Wake up
- Swish a spoon in
- Cookbook instruction
- Foofaraw
- ___ of Echoes (1999 horror film)
- Big fuss
- Direction on a paint can
- Emerge from sleep
- Start moving
- Tea-swizzle?
- Attend to a crock (because you know all that "non-stick" stuff is a... sham)
- Blend the roux
- Ensure a very ungenerous tip from James Bond, perhaps
- Keep from sticking to the pan
- Move around
- Direction for Child
- Rouse
- Move to action
- Muddle
- Child direction
- Get a move on
- Incite
- Motivate
- Slammer; pen
- Con's place
- Flurry of activity
- Move ever so slightly
- Fuss
- Lockup
- Make chocolate milk, e.g.
- Mix, as a drink
- Provoke
- Set in motion
- The pokey
- The joint
- Cook's verb
- Excited state
- Start to get up
- Start to rise
- Child guidance?
- Move noticeably
- Chef's verb
- Flap
- Agitate, with "up"
- Make a slight move
- Start to awake
- Tend the sauce
- The can
- Barely move
- Disturbance
- Mess up Bond's martini?
- Ruin Bond's martini?
- Word with fried or crazy
- Change one's position
- Kind of crazy?
- Move a little
- Work on a batter
- Cup-a-Soup direction
- Do bar work, perhaps
- Minute Rice instruction
- Start to get going
- Hustle and bustle
- Recipe word
- Rustle
- Activity
- Furor
- Mix in a glass
- Place up the river?
- Slowly emerge from sleep
- Tend to a simmering sauce
- Verb in a recipe
- Prepare, as a 25-/38-Down
- Buzz
- Pudding recipe direction
- Soup step
- Mix, as a liquid
- Whoop-de-do
- With 67-Across, like one who's been stuck at home for too long, slangily
- Mix around
- Move slightly ... like a mouse?
- Verb in a risotto recipe
- Blend with a spoon
- Controversy creation
- Homogenize, maybe
- Risotto recipe verb
- Tend the soup
- __ the pot
- Mix with chopsticks
- Mixology verb
- Step in a sauce recipe
- Verb on an 80-Across package
- Get it all together?
- Hoopla
- Mix the batter
- Prepare paint
- Show signs of waking
- Be up and about
- Bustle
- Rile
- Show life
- Hoo-ha
- Rock the boat
- Become active
- Ruffle
- Recipe step
- Work up
- Use a poker
- Big house
- Bartending direction
- Mix thoroughly
- Make uniform, maybe
- Mix, as batter
- Begin to awake
- Hoo-hah
- Make uniform, perhaps
- Mix, as cake batter
- Start to awaken
- Mix in
- Start to wake
- Make uniform, in a way
- Mix ingredients together
- Noisy commotion
- Roil
- Homogenize, perhaps
- Move just a bit
- Work a wok
- Reaction to a nonconformist
- Blend in a bowl
- Move a little, or move a lot
- Rouse to action
- Jog
- Mild hubbub
- Big to-do
- Batter instruction
- Bit of a ruckus
- Drink-mix instruction
- Instruction for batters
- Mix with a straw
- Mix, as paint
- Direction for batters
- Kool-Aid directive
- Promote dissolution, perhaps
- Blend liquids together
- Burst of activity
- Start to waken
- Blend, as batter
- Creator of controversy
- Inspire
- __ stick (paint store freebie)
- Budge a bit
- One way to get your things together
- Rouse from inactivity
- Bother
- Cake mix instruction
- Tend to the soup
- Start to move
- Widespread notice
- Excite
- Make a slight movement
- Prison, slangily
- Mix James Bond's martini improperly
- The pen
- ___ not questions of jurisdiction.—Bacon.
- Excitement.
- Public disturbance.
- Movement
- Rouse the feelings.
- Actuate.
- Prison: Slang.
- Flurry.
- Public interest.
- Where criminals serve time: Slang.
- A recipe direction.
- Be afoot.
- Be busy.
- Be in circulation.
- Circulate.
- Mild sensation.
- Move briskly.
- Occasion of general excitement.
- Rouse from quiet.
- Doings.
- Rumpus.
- Animate.
- Begin to come to life
- Displace.
- Kitchen activity.
- Touch deeply.
- A ripple of interest.
- Make batter.
- Petty rumbullion.
- Another "cooler."
- Change position slightly.
- Poke.
- Provoke (with "up").
- Small sensation.
- Brisk activity.
- Move strongly.
- Activate.
- Mix batter.
- Move deeply.
- Use a muddler.
- Quicken.
- Touch the heart.
- Change position.
- Be busy and active.
- Do a cooking chore.
- Pother: Colloq.
- Blend.
- Be in motion.
- Sensation.
- Disturb.
- Enliven.
- Recipe advice.
- Prison: Colloq.
- Fix martinis
- Poky
- Relative of jug or poky
- Place for a con
- Prepare a martini
- Jail, to a con
- Work on a martini
- Agitation
- Con's hostel
- Prepare martinis
- Penintentiary: Slang
- Show signs of activity
- Cookbook word
- Be active
- Tend the pot
- Leave the sack
- Where certain pros become cons
- Clink
- Con's confines
- Direction in a cookbook
- Waken
- Child directive
- The Tombs, to a con
- Blend batter
- Hullaballoo
- Do a cook's job
- Use a blender
- Advice from Julia Child
- Cookery direction
- Child's command
- Cooler for a firebug
- Word from Child
- Galvanize
- Cool, as coffee
- Pen
- Child's order?
- Get the juices flowing
- Swirl with a spoon
- Do a bartending job
- Use a spoon, in a way
- Hurly-burly
- Direction after adding sugar
- Instruction in risotto recipes
- Not remain completely asleep
- Tend to the sauce, say
- Energize
- Set-to
- Unrest
- Start to flutter one's eyes, say
- Do something emotionally to
- Ferment
- Kindle
- Shake, say
- ___-fry
- Make a mistake preparing James Bond's martini
- Prepare, as eggnog
- Use a teaspoon in tea, e.g.
- Big whoop
- Direction in a bartender guide
- Flutter the eyelids, say
- Prison, informally
- What to do after adding cream or sugar
- Begin to come out of sleep
- Blend using a spoon
- Keep the sauce from congealing, say
- Kool-Aid packet direction
- Make homogeneous, perhaps
- Prevent from clumping, say
- Come alive
- Come out of a deep sleep
- Flutter one's eyelids, say
- Move around and around
- Disobey James Bond when making a martini
- Minor uproar
- Turn on the stove?
- Attempt to cool, in a way
- Tizzy
- '_____ Crazy' ('80 film)
- '-- Crazy ('80 film)'
- '-- It Up' ('73 hit)
- Beverly Hills Cop hit "___ It Up"
- Holy Dogs band
- Missouri band that failed to "shake things up"
- St. Louis band that failed to shake it up?
- Bob Marley "___ It Up"
- Patti LaBelle "___ It Up"
- Patti LaBelle "___ it up, got to break it up now"
- Marley lyric "Little darlin', ___ it up"
- Missouri band that tried to "shake things up"
- Sara Groves "___ My Heart"
- Bob Marley cooking instruction, perhaps?
- Hadise "___ Me Up"
- Johnny Nash "___ It Up"
- Shift in sleep
- ___ the pot
- ___ the pot (incite drama)
- Work with a pot
- Place to do time
- Recipe imperative
- Use a swizzle
- Risotto instruction
- Instruction in a mac-and-cheese recipe
- Tend to a risotto
- ___ the pot (make trouble)
- Verb in many sauce recipes
- Advice from Emeril, perhaps
- Cake-making direction
- Lead-in for crazy or fry
- Mix, in a way
- Not a Bond martini direction
- Show signs of getting up
- Use a wok
- Child's instruction?
- ___-crazy (restless)
- Help in the kitchen
- What cooks do often
- ___ Crazy (1980)
- Child's advice?
- Julia Child direction
- Mix, in the kitchen
- One way to get it all together
- Begin to rouse
- Key verb in a risotto recipe
- Mix up the pot
- Stew recipe verb
- Tend to bubble tea
- Tend to jeonbok-juk
- Use a big wooden spoon
- Con's home
- Tend to the batter, in a way
- Use a swizzle stick, e.g.
- Word with crazy or fry
- Make a move
- Classic comedy, "___ Crazy"
- Tend to, as sauce
- Work on the batter
- Directive from Emeril, perhaps
- Turnkey's workplace
- Mix by hand
- Place for cons
- Wield a spoon
- Wield a swizzle stick
- Joy of Cooking direction
- Joy of Cooking instruction
- Do as the cookbook instructs
- Work with a wok, say
- ___ Crazy (Pryor film)
- Cool coffee
- Use a mixing spoon
- Use a coffee spoon
- Follow a cookbook directive
- What a cook must do, sometimes
- Cookbook directive
- One way to cool coffee
- Work a spoon
- Blend in bowls
- Blend in the kitchen
- Incite in a bowl?
- Mix oil and water?
- Not quite puree
- One way to mix liquids
- Ready paint
- Spoon around
- Swirl a spoon
- Use a spoon and bowl
- Cocktail recipe direction
- Mac and cheese recipe verb
- Mix, as cocoa
- Ramen recipe instruction
- Soup recipe direction
- Stew recipe directive
- Keep from sticking together, perhaps
- Tend to a pot
- Directive in a sauce recipe
- Instant ramen instruction
- Use a wooden spoon
- Mess up 007's martini order
- Ramen instruction
- Brownie recipe direction
- Pudding recipe verb
- Soup recipe instruction
- Step in a risotto recipe
- Stew recipe instruction
- Tend to risotto
- ____ -fry
- Get going
- Circulate the spoon
- One way to create a solution?
- Follow a recipe directive
- Cook's instruction
- The not-so-hokey pokey
- Sauce-cooking instruction
- Sugar-user's direction
- ___ Crazy (Richard Pryor film)
- Mix together, as cake batter
- Move while awakening
- Start to come around
- The Joy of Cooking directive
- Finish making Kool-Aid
- Move just slightly
- Perform a recipe step
- Command from 15-Across
- Reach emotionally
- Follow a recipe direction
- Mix in a bowl
- Cake mix direction
- Brownie mix direction
- Direction on a Kool-Aid packet
- Direction on a Tang container
- Direction on pudding boxes
- Make homogenous, maybe
- Use a paint stick
- Direction on a Kool-Aid package
- Minute Rice direction
- Mix with a swizzle stick
- Start to 30-Across
- Verb in recipes for 22-Across
- Jell-O package instruction
- Kool-Aid direction
- Mix with a stick
- Recipe instruction after an addition
- Tang directions word
- Use a spoon, perhaps
- Verb in sauce recipes
- Chicken ___-fry
- Instruction on instant miso soup packages
- Mix with a circular movement
- Pudding recipe instruction
- Soup recipe verb
- Tend to polenta
- Risotto recipe instruction
- Tend to congee
- Tend to tteokguk
- Tend to zosui
- Instant coffee instruction
- Sauce recipe instruction
- Tend to laba congee
- Tend to some zosui
- Verb in an ohn no khao swe recipe
- ___ the pot (cause trouble)
- -- the pot
- Change positions
- Remove lumps from, maybe
- Con confines
- Unsettle, in a way
- Mix up, as ingredients
- Verb used in cooking
- Mix as a chef would
- Tend the brew
- Ignore 007's instructions
- Instant oatmeal instruction
- Can
- Eggnog recipe direction
- Show signs of waking up
- Cake recipe instruction
- See 61-Across
- Use a spoon on
- What not to do to Bond's martini
