Sponsored by Beleaves
Looking for a frozen produce brand that you can rely on for quick, delicious, and nutritious meals? One brand that we absolutely stand behind is Beleaves.
What is Beleaves?
Beleaves sells freshly frozen fruits and vegetables that are grown in the renowned sun-drenched greenhouses of Southern Israel.
Beleaves goes all out for their greens. Cultivating quality in an Israeli greenhouse, a place known for its rich and fertile soil. Their produce grows freely, is untainted and absolutely pest-free. They live by their values, adhering to the highest halachic standards while putting forth a fresh, rich product with utmost purity and kashrut.
“We account for every variable with unwavering quality control, so you get large, flourishing florets with low water retention that release less liquid when defrosted.”
– Talia Sabag
When produce grows freely in rich and fertile soil and meticulously monitored for every variable, you get greens that are fresh, flourishing, untainted and absolutely pest-free. It’s simple, really.
What Products Does Beleaves Sell?
Take a look below at all the delicious produce Beleaves sells, and don’t forget to look out for their newest, Seedless Frozen Passionfruit cubes, in stores now!
Enjoy the recipes below that showcase how each product can be incorporated into your cooking.
Seedless Frozen Passion Fruit Cubes
Frozen Seedless Passion Fruit Cubes
1. Passion Fruit Mango Sorbet by Kosher.com Staff
This 3-ingredient easiest, tastiest sorbet takes minutes to come together and will become a staple dessert on your Shabbat and Yom Tov menu!
Please note that this recipe was made with a previous version of the product and will work even better with Beleaves new Seedless Passion Fruit Cubes.
2. Pear and Passion Fruit Mousse Cups by Faigy Grossman
I was so excited to discover frozen passion fruit puree cubes in the supermarket freezer; this delicious and flavorful fruit is sometimes difficult to find and is usually quite expensive. I knew I wanted to create something special for Yom Tov with it. This airy and exquisite-tasting mousse cup is elegant and easy at the same time, perfect for a Yom Tov dessert!
Please note that this recipe was made with a previous version of the product and will work even better with Beleaves new Seedless Passion Fruit Cubes.
3. Pomegranate Passion Fruit Sorbet by Sina Mizrahi
This refreshing dessert combines passion fruit and pomegranate for a sweet, tart concoction. It comes together very quickly and with minimal ingredients, and makes a sweet ending to any meal. I love Heaven and Earth’s pomegranate juice because it’s organic and has a fruity, mouth-puckering flavor. Enjoy!!
Frozen Mango Cubes:
4. Summer Smoothies by Dresses and Dressings
Whenever I make smoothies, I’m in awe of the beautiful natural colors and flavors of the produce that HaShem has created for us. These smoothies definitely scream summer- but I have a feeling that you’re going to want to make them year-round!
5. Creamsicle Smoothie by Chayie Schlisselfeld
This smoothie is protein-packed, refreshing and delicious. The perfect treat for a warm summer day.
6. Mango Smoothie (Sugar Free) by Victoria Dwek
This fruit-sweetened smoothie will hit the spot and leave you full of energy. [can go on the recipe page too, add link to episode page For more great ideas, watch 4 Amazing Things.
Frozen Pineapple Cubes:
7. Tropical Smoothie Bowl by Sina Mizrahi
This is a kid favorite. It’s fresh and light and heavily sweetened with fruit — ideal to offer to an uninitiated smoothie drinker. The added coconut and dates give it a tropical feel, along with the strawberries and kiwi. Don’t forget the hemp seeds; they’re an excellent source of Omega 3s and have a chewy, nutty texture.
8. Green Detox Smoothie Bowl by Sina Mizrahi
Every time I finish a bowl of this green smoothie, I feel refreshed. There are two kinds of dark leafy greens in it, which are high in folate and iron, plus banana and avocado for heft and healthy fat. The toppings round it all off with fruit for sweetness and chia seeds for an added nutritional boost. After this bowl, you will feel positively glowing!
Frozen Bananas:
9. Banana Mango Smoothie by Chayie Schlisselfeld
Of all the smoothie combinations we tried that year, this combination was voted the best.
10. Energy Burst Smoothie by Chevy Slomovics and Raizy Janklowitz
This lightly sweetened smoothie with added hemp powder will refresh, satiate, and sustain you through the long afternoon.
11. Frozen Berry Smoothie by Esty Wolbe
Want your Summer cocktails and smoothies to sing without getting watered down? Esty’s got the perfect hack for you: Frozen berries!
Frozen Red Dragon Fruit Cubes:
12. Summer Smoothies by Dresses and Dressings
Whenever I make smoothies, I’m in awe of the beautiful natural colors and flavors of the produce that HaShem has created for us. These smoothies definitely scream summer- but I have a feeling that you’re going to want to make them year-round!
13. Dragon Fruit Sorbet, 3 Ways by Michal Frischman
I need to crowdsource my recipe ideas more often, because I ended up in a direction I wouldn’t have gone on my own! Thanks, Chaya Surie, for the great idea to use a popular national coffee chain’s dragon fruit refresher drink as the inspo for this.
14. Dragon Fruit Smoothie Bowl by Rivki Rabinowitz
This thick and creamy dragon fruit smoothie bowl will keep you full and energized!
Frozen Broccoli Florets:
15. Sweet Rice and Broccoli by Gitty Friedman
This recipe is perfect for when you’re getting bored of regular rice or as a way to spruce up some leftover rice that’s sitting in your fridge.
16. Creamy Dairy Broccoli Soup with Parmesan Croutons by Pessi Piller
Soup is a staple in my home, and this soup is our favorite. The Parmesan croutons and heavy cream make it a truly Yom Tov-worthy dish.
17. Faigy’s Broccoli Quiche by Faigy Murray
Every time I make quiche, I’m nervous that my family won’t eat it. And every time, my kids say, “Yum! Ma, how come you don’t make this more often?”
18. Crispy Salmon with Broccoli and One-Pot Creamy Pasta by Rena Tuchinsky
This pasta and salmon are delicious on their own, but together on a plate for supper they are even better! It’s a must-try meal you’ll be coming back to often.
19. Sesame Noodles with Roasted Broccoli by Sara and Yossi Goldstein
Creamy sesame noodles with a hint of spice are tossed with perfectly roasted broccoli florets for the perfect side dish to complement any meal.
Frozen Cauliflower Florets:
20. Teriyaki Roasted Cauliflower and Broccoli by Miriam (Pascal) Cohen
This dish tastes kind of like a stir-fry — minus the meat or chicken, but more importantly, minus the frying, the pan to wash, and the standing over the stove!
21. The Best Roasted Cauliflower by Menachem Goodman
Delicious is an understatement for how good this is cauliflower is. When I made it for my family it was finished before it even hit the table. I don’t like to pick “sides,” but if I had to pick one it would definitely be this one.
22. Buffalo Cauliflower by Rivka Golombeck
All the flavor of buffalo wings with a more wholesome, veggie base. We love these Buffalo Cauliflower “Wings” as a pass-around snack.
23. Cauliflower Burgers by Brynie Greisman
I made these recently for a family gathering. Everyone loved them — from my one-year-old granddaughter to my older relatives. They are full of ingredients that are good for you, are mildly seasoned, and of course are baked (not fried). Feel free to up the seasoning if that’s how you like it.
24. Sheet-Pan Capon Dinner by Miriam (Pascal) Cohen
I first came up with this idea on a whim. I hid some veggies under chicken I was baking — and the result was so good! The chicken gave delicious flavor to the veggies and gave them an almost steamed feel. Feel free to use broccoli instead of cauliflower.
Riced Broccoli:
25. Broccoli Crumb Salad by Mirel Freylich
Besides their great taste, cabbage salads are great for their long fridge life. Just make sure to pick out the nuts before storing.
26. Broccoli Kugel by Sheindy Unger
27. Blended Broccoli Soup by Gitty Friedman
The secret ingredient in this broccoli soup is the chickpeas. Their taste is not noticeable—trust me, the kids won’t know they’re in there—but they thicken the soup really well.
Riced Cauliflower:
28. Breakfast Power Bowl by Sara and Yossi Goldstein
We all know that a good breakfast is extremely important for a focused and productive day. Breakfast foods in general are usually carb- or sugar-heavy, yielding not exactly the results we are looking for. This savory power breakfast bowl is loaded with “good for you” proteins, vegetables, and fats, making it a really nutritious way to start off your day! I love using cauliflower rice as a base since it’s light while still being a great canvas for the breakfast flavors in the bowl to shine through.
29. Cauliflower Tots by Batsheva Kanter
These make a really nice pass-around appetizer.
30. Cauliflower Mushroom Bolognese by Talia Baron
We’re all looking for cozy comfort food these days. Instead of a traditional bolognese with chopped meat, let’s make a veggie-packed vegetarian bolognese using lots of veggies like onions, garlic, zucchini, mushrooms, and thanks to Beleaves Riced Cauliflower, we can easily add in our cruciferous veggies too!
31. Cauliflower and Mushroom Stir Fry by Faigy Murray
An incredibly delicious, bursting with flavor side dish that’s low carb and family friendly!
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