Definition
Citrus fruit segments cut free from all membranes and pith, resulting in jewel-like pieces of pure fruit that prove you have knife skills and possibly too much time. The tedious process that makes citrus salad $18 instead of $8.
Example Usage
The grapefruit was supremed for the salad because apparently guests don't appreciate membrane texture.
Origin
French 'suprême,' meaning supreme or superior, referring to the best part of the citrus
Fun Fact
A properly supremed orange loses about 30% of its original weight to membranes and waste, making it one of the most labor-intensive ways to serve fruit.
Source: French cutting and preparation terminology
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