Is "parsemez" an acceptable alternative to "arrosez"?

Question

At linguee.com, I saw the sentence "Parsemer de jus de citron, de piment vert et d'oignon doux ciselés."

Accepted Answer

Hi Ian,
I haven't done this particular exercise but Tom's explanation is correct . 
Normally arroser is for liquids and although I would translate as, to drizzle I think the French conveys a larger quantity...
Parsemer is to sprinkle with ...so it could be almonds, cheese, sugar ...
Hope this helps!

Answer

Hi Ian,In general terms I don't think so. I believe that arrosser indicates the use of some kind of liquid while parsemer relates to solids.Having said that I am aware of one figurative use of arroser in the phrase:         arroser de balles - spray with bulletsI would welcome the input of native speaker of this topic.Tom

Answer

Thanks Tom and Cecile - much appreciated.