Definition
The delicate process of removing citrus segments from their membranes, leaving you with perfect naked fruit wedges. Named 'supreme' because you'll feel like a culinary god when you finally master it without wasting half the fruit.
Example Usage
I need you to supreme those oranges for the salad, and try to keep some flesh on them this time.
Origin
French 'suprême' (supreme/highest quality)
Fun Fact
A properly supremed citrus segment has no pith, no membrane, and no seeds—just pure fruit that costs about three times what the whole orange cost in labor time.
Source: Advanced knife skills and fruit preparation
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