Kishka
Kishka
(
Polish
:
kiszka
;
Russian
: кишка,
kishka
;
Ukrainian
: кишка,
kyshka
), is a
Slavic
word meaning gut, or
intestine
. It is also an East European
blood sausage
made with
pig
's
blood
and
buckwheat
or
barley
and traditionally served with
breakfast
. It is named after the pigs' intestines that are used as a casing.
Jewish cuisine
includes
kosher
kishka made only with buckwheat
kasha
.
Kishka
also describes a type of
prison
cell in
Soviet
political prisons.
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