1520s, from Middle French suprême (15c.) and directly from Latin supremus "highest," superlative of superus "situated above," from super "above" (see super-). Supreme Bei [..]

Ultimate

A rich heavy cream sauce.

 – (1) To remove the flesh sections of citrus fruit from the membranes.  (2) The wing and breast of the chicken or game bird.  (3) A fillet of sole or fish.

A rich heavy cream sauce.

a veal- or chicken-based white sauce thickened with flour and cream

a boneless breast of poultry or a fillet of fish

To remove the flesh sections of citrus fruit from the membranes. Using a sharp knife, cut away all of the skin and pith from the outside of the fruit. Place the knife between the membrane and the fles [..]

(adj) final or last in your life or progress(adj) greatest in status or authority or power(adj) highest in excellence or achievement(adj) greatest or maximal in degree; extreme

a French term used to describe a boned chicken breast.

Suprême in French means “supreme,” which in turn means highest in degree or quality in English. In the culinary world, a Supreme refers to a few items or parts that are of the highest quality, namely [..]

a veal- or chicken-based white sauce thickened with flour and cream.  Also, a boneless breast of poultry or a filet of fish.

lang=en * “Love shortens time, changes the hours. Love is invincible. Many waters cannot quench it nor the floods drown. The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved.” - Love quot [..]