kishka
/ˈkɪʃkə/
noun
- A type of sausage made from beef or chicken intestines stuffed with a mixture of flour, fat, and seasonings, popular in Eastern European Jewish cuisine.
- My grandmother always served homemade kishka with roasted chicken.
- I tried kishka for the first time at a family gathering and loved the savory flavor.
- The deli sells both beef and chicken kishka for the holidays.