Chocolate Soufflé Recipe Honors Fallen Soldier Idan Beloy
Translated & summarized from Makor Rishon by baba
A recipe for chocolate soufflé, a favorite of fallen soldier Idan Beloy, is being shared by the "Recipe with a Memory" initiative to honor his life. Beloy, a signal officer, was killed on October 7th. The initiative connects people to fallen soldiers' stories through their beloved recipes. His family shared that the soufflé was his favorite dessert, to be served warm with vanilla ice cream.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- A chocolate soufflé recipe is being shared to honor fallen soldier Idan Beloy.
- Idan Beloy served as a signal officer and was killed in combat on October 7th.
- The "Recipe with a Memory" initiative connects people to fallen soldiers through their favorite foods.
- Beloy's family stated the soufflé was his "favorite dessert."
- The recipe is served warm with vanilla ice cream, as Beloy preferred.
A recipe for hot chocolate soufflé with vanilla ice cream, a favorite dessert of fallen soldier Idan Beloy, is being shared as a way to remember him. Beloy, who served as a signal officer in the Givati Brigade's 13th Battalion, was killed in combat on October 7th. His family described him as a dedicated, professional, and caring officer who loved his army service and his soldiers. He met his girlfriend, Liahi, during his training course, and they were a couple for three years until his death.
The recipe, shared by the "Recipe with a Memory" initiative, aims to connect people with the stories of fallen soldiers through the foods they loved. The initiative, founded in 2015, operates a digital recipe book featuring recipes and life stories of fallen IDF soldiers and victims of terror. Participants can cook these recipes to personally connect with the soldiers' memories. The initiative also offers personal remembrance boxes containing ingredients for a dish inspired by the fallen soldier, a memorial candle, and a card with their life story.
Beloy's family noted that this soufflé was not just any dessert but "the dessert Idan loved most," and he preferred it served warm with vanilla ice cream, exactly as the recipe instructs. The "Recipe with a Memory" project allows individuals of all ages, anywhere in the world, to learn about the lives of those who fell and feel a personal connection through taste. The organization also welcomes bereaved families to share their loved ones' recipes. All proceeds from the sale of remembrance boxes go towards the organization's continued activities and support for bereaved families.