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Makor RishonCulture

Recipe Honors Fallen Soldier Yonatan Chai Azulai's Love for Beetroot Kubbeh

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The "Recipe with Memory" project honors fallen soldier Yonatan Chai Azulai by sharing his favorite beetroot kubbeh recipe. Azulai was killed at the Nova festival on October 7th and is remembered for his joyful spirit. The initiative uses recipes to connect people with the stories of fallen soldiers.

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  • Fallen soldier Yonatan Chai Azulai's favorite beetroot kubbeh recipe is shared by "Recipe with Memory."
  • Azulai was killed at the Nova festival on October 7, 2023.
  • He called his favorite dish his "calming pills."
  • The initiative uses recipes to preserve the memory of fallen soldiers.
  • A detailed recipe for beetroot kubbeh is included in the article.

The "Recipe with Memory" initiative is preserving the legacy of fallen soldier Yonatan Chai Azulai by sharing his favorite dish: beetroot kubbeh made by his neighbor, Nehama. Azulai, who served as a combat soldier in the Givati Brigade's Kfir Brigade, was known for his joyful spirit and ability to uplift others, even under pressure. He was killed at the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, where he reportedly protected his girlfriend and others during the Hamas attack. His family fondly remembers his Friday ritual of enjoying Nehama's kubbeh, which he affectionately called his "calming pills." The article includes a detailed recipe for the beetroot kubbeh, including ingredients and preparation steps for the filling, dough, and soup. The "Recipe with Memory" project, founded in 2015, connects people with fallen soldiers and victims of terror through their favorite recipes, offering a personal and emotional way to remember their stories. The initiative provides a digital cookbook with recipes, stories, and educational materials, and recently launched an "in memoriam" box to facilitate family remembrance activities. Proceeds from the project support the organization's ongoing activities and bereaved families.

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