Kutya is a warm porridge made of wheatberries, honey and poppy seeds. Some families will add chopped walnuts to the porridge. It is made at Christmas and typically children will go after divine liturgy on Christmas morning to their godparents' home and offer them a bowl of kutya. It is also traditional to eat it at the dinner on January 6th which is Christmas Eve and still during the time of the strict Nativity Fast. It is an Eastern Slav Orthodox tradition found in both the Ukraine and Russia.
Wheatberries symbolize immortality and hope and the poppy seeds and honey are symbols of happiness, success and peaceful rest.
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yes ,it originate from the western border of ukraine .
xa ihagu ifunu kutya iluma ngawo
kutya chi lendi n hagla
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Oh, dude, in Russia, they call that special Christmas Eve porridge "Kutia." It's made with wheat berries, honey, poppy seeds, and sometimes even a splash of vodka for that extra festive kick. So yeah, if you ever find yourself in Russia on Christmas Eve, make sure to try some Kutia, it's like the holiday spirit in a bowl.
Kutia is a sweet grain pudding. It is the first dish in the 12- dish Christmas Eve meal served in Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Belarusian and Polish cultures. Sorry, I don't know what it symbolizes.
perro blanco (spanish) weisse hund (german) fehér kutya in Hungarian
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Some people fast (don't eat anything) on Christmas Eve, until the first star has appeared in the sky.People then eat 'sochivo' or 'kutia' a porridge made from wheat or rice served with honey,poppy seeds, fruit (especially berries and dried fruit like raisins), chopped walnuts orsometimes even fruit jellies!So to answer the question, the name of the special porridge is: 'sochivo' or 'kutia'