chicken Kiev

American  

noun

1. boned chicken breasts rolled around seasoned butter, breaded, and deep-fried.

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Example Sentences

The chicken Kiev is dry, the waiter bored.

From New York Times

Cut into the breaded mass and its filling of mozzarella and red sauce gushes like chicken Kiev from a bygone dinner party.

From Los Angeles Times

I’ve never seen another restaurant garnish skate with more skate: first a sautéed wing and then a croquette that, when you cut into it, gushes with melted butter like chicken Kiev.

From New York Times

Thousands of miles away, on a U.S. domestic airliner, another flight attendant strides down the aisle and deposits a tiny tray of what is optimistically described as chicken Kiev.

From Time Magazine Archive

The supermarket said it would also change the name of chicken Kiev to "chicken Kyiv" to match the Ukrainian spelling of the capital.

From BBC