what does coarsely mean?

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I want to know what the word coarsely means

Answer 1

Rough, or large particles. Like cookie dough before you spoon it out to cook as opposed to pancake batter that is smooth. Coarse grits you can almost form in a ball as opposed to smooth or runny. I hope this helps.

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Coarsely

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What Does Coarse Mean

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Coarsely Chop - to cut food into small pieces, about 3/16 inches (1/2 cm) square.

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what does coarsely mean?
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Coarsely = Not completely.
Coarsely chopped is cut into small chunks, a few pieces to a teaspoonful.
Coarsely ground is gritty, not powdered.
Coarsely crushed is done with your fingers without making sure that every leaf is completely crushed.

Answer 7

I can imagine how hard it is to understand cooking terms but to coarsely chop is to cut the pieces a certain size. What size I had a hard time explaining so I looked it up and found this for you.
Coarsely chop: To cut food into small Pieces, about 3/16 inches (1/2 cm) square.

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Coarsely Chop - to cut food into small pieces, about 3/16 inches (1/2 cm) square.
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Answer 9

Rough, not evenly sliced or diced or chopped, but just cut in odd pieces to get more flavor out than if you just put the item in whole. Coarsely chopped is usually for recipes where you are going to remove the items before you serve it, or blend it smooth so it's original chopped shape is not apparent.

Answer 10

coarse is not fine.

anything you do using a knife to chop briefly and quickly will result in a coarse end product.

compared to when you put them into food processor, which mostly will give you a finer result