Step by Step to Preparing Koliva for Memorial Services

[@jamestregler1584]

Had this years ago and wanted to make it myself as a offering to GOD for my old Greek friend, thanks 😇

[@gericarr7835]

Thank you for a beautiful video. I have been paying a lovely lady at church to make koliva for my mom’s memorials. I just made it for her memorial tomorrow. God bless you. My mom would be so proud of me.

[@TashaSM1000]

Thank you Vassi for this beautiful tutorial. It will be the first time I'm ever making koliva and it's for my dear mum's 40th day of passing. God bless always.

[@annalocricchio9370]

My husband passed on April 8, 2023. Thank you for posting this video.

[@toniabekiaris2433]

I just made this last night for my Grandma's 40 days and it was a hit at church. Thank you Metera!! My first time too😳

[@marialourundos9221]

Vassi, this is a beautiful video. Thank you for showing us how to make this special offering. It is so much more meaningful to make it and say the prayers when grieving rather than just paying someone else to make one. You taught me how to make this and it has helped me. Your video is a blessing. Thank you.

[@paulav6950]

I've never made Koliva before. This is the perfect recipe. It doesn't look overly complicated or difficult. Thank you for the instructions and thank you for including the amounts for a small service vs. a larger one. That is very helpful!!

[@ivygarcia9525]

I've seen several videos explaining how to prepare koliva, but non as beautiful as this one! Thank you so much 🙏

[@strll3048]

Thank you so very much... May God rest the souls of your departed loved ones!!!

[@MariaMorales-pc9ze]

Beautiful video, thank you 😊

[@orthodoxchristiandevotiona3932]

Thank you so much for posting this video! Your presentation is beautifully spiritual. I will be using your method for this Saturday of Souls.

[@annatolipashalidispalombo7905]

Thank you so much for this

[@asimskentzos9231]

Thank you for posting and for showing the religious component as well, its not a dessert to be served with ice cream

[@Herodotus__]

No pomegranate seeds? Thank you for posting the video.

[@barrywhite1872]

Wonderful video, thank you

[@bonniejohnstone]

Some people put dry fruit cut up, cinnamon (sometimes cumin), candied Jordan almonds, and/or pomegranate seeds in the wheat berry mixture (Koliva).

[@andreak9974]

My first time it was amazing. Do you have step by step or recipe for Προσφέρω

[@AndrisWorld]

Thank you ..

[@annatolipashalidis441]

this was great I just don't know if you mean 1 t as tablespoon or teaspoon bu you did awesome may their souls be remembered

[@dianadallalnctmrcmc9303]

I'm guessing 1 tblspoon at least for the 2nd because of the size. I like to have lots of spice in mine.

[@HoboBob]

Please tell me the source of the track in the background. Thank you!

[@HoboBob]

Never mind. I see you posted it at the end. Thank you!

[@bonniejohnstone]

Fr. Apostolos Hill (his son’s family goes to my Parish so he comes to see the grandkids now and then) kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5KrZIKkn8Sggbc

[@polargrisen]

If i pray to satan while making it, will it taste as good?

[@asimskentzos9231]

disgusting