Sentence examples of "котлетах" in Russian
Мы ведь не хотим карандашных очисток в наших котлетах.
We don't want pencil shavings in our rissoles.
Их теперь разводят, и, когда-нибудь, возможно, очень скоро, у нас будут продавать котлеты из бифало в местных супермаркетах.
And they are now making them, and someday, perhaps pretty soon, you will have beefalo patties in your local supermarket.
Споры о том, было ли это блюдо изобретено французским или русским шеф-поваром, ведутся до сих пор. Между тем. к началу XX века оно, по-видимому, носило одновременно два названия: cotelettes de volaille (буквально — «котлеты из мяса птицы») и poulet a la Marechale (то есть нечто, обсыпанное панировочными сухарями и приготовленное во фритюре).
Whether the dish was invented by a French or Russian chef remains disputed, but by the early 20th century it seems to have attributed both the name côtelettes de volaille (literally 'poultry cutlets') and poulet à la Maréchale (meaning something wrapped in breadcrumbs and fried).
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