Here are four.

First, bring the sauce to the boil.

'Bring to'.

If you bring something to the boil, then you heat it up until it bubbles.

Remember to put the direct object before 'to'.

Now, mix in some herbs.

Using a spoon to combine the herbs with the sauce is called mixing in.

Then set aside to cool down.

Two verbs here.

'Set aside' means 'to move something away from where you are working and leave it alone'.

If you cool something down, its temperature reduces.

These last three are phrasal verbs.

You can either put the direct object in the middle of the verb or at the end.

So, you can bring things to the boil in a pan, mix them in with a spoon and set them aside by a window to cool down.