Chicken Kiev

"Galina "Red" Reznikov: All I wanted was to eat the chicken that is smarter than other chickens and to absorb its power. And make a nice Kiev."

"Art: Where'd you learn to speak English so well?"

"Archie/Wanda (recalling Russian words they know): Glasnost. Molotov. Blinis. Lenin. Pushkin. Chicken Kiev. Dostoyevsky. Roubles. Vladivostok."

"Roger: They have chicken Kiev. The butter squirts everywhere."

"Brent: I mean, there's chicken, uh, I like the fried element to it, big fan of fried. But then some kind of goop oozed out of it. Not a big fan of goop."

"Galina "Red" Reznikov: No more processed chicken that looks like a hockey puck and tastes like … wet paper. Real chicken Kiev."

": Mikhail Bulgakov. The Master and Margarita"

"Make cutlets de volaille for her. / Anything but cutlets de volaille! It's what chanteuses eat, cutlets de volaille."

": Arkady Averchenko. A woman in a restaurant"

"Question: What has feathers and glows in the dark? Answer: Chicken Kiev."

"And, really, can one let chicken cutlets de volaille perish?"