



cold proofed like 18 hours, boiled 20 secs each side (boil was water, baking soda and barley malt syrup) baked at 500 for 6 minutes then dropped to 450 for 12 minutes
Cheddar, Asiago, everything and plain!
Switched from instant yeast to dry active, lowered yeast amount from 1% to .5%, and kept them in fridge for 12 hours vs 24. Made a big difference.
EDIT: thank you for all the recipes!! Keep em coming and if anyone has any more beginner advice or tips I’d love that! I’ll post results with credit when I try them xx
Hey yall—I’m a Long Island/NYC transplant in a state that has garbage bagels that are essentially rolls with a hole in the middle. I love bread making and would like to try a classic NYC bagel as close to authentic as I can find.
Anyone have a recipe they’d like to share? For personal use, not for sale bagels!!
red: cherry
white: pineapple
blue: blue raspberry
The bagels at the grocery store, can't they just cut them through? Drives me crazy. (First World problems)
Hi there, I’ve done a few batches of bagels and while they’ve (mostly) all tasted yummy, it seems like they stop browning pretty quickly in my oven! These are at 550 for 20 minutes, which is 5 min longer than what the recipe I’m using technically says. I’m worried about leaving them in for too long, I don’t know, am I missing a fundamental piece for these to brown? I did thia codes new recipe, only change was I don’t have malted flour (but I do have high protein flour) I also just have a regular oven, these did a cold proof for 14 hours, idk let me know if more info is needed.
Used the king Arthur recipe, subbed 3/4 of the water for strawberry compote and 1/4 for milk. Made a lemon honey cream cheese to go with.
0% Guinness and Onion in dough, 0% Guinness in the poaching along with malt extract.
Black sesame bottoms, white sesame tops.
I don’t know why, but it took until I was 26 to realize I really like bagels.
I’ve been through like 2 Thomas six packs in the last 2 weeks.
36hr dough cold fermented in fridge.
Boiled down 200g of blueberries with around 2 TBSP of sugar (can't remember the weight). That harbored around 70g of blueberry syrup/jam then added in the leftover blueberry pulp into the dough.
Texture and bake came out well but I need to dial up the sweetness.
Anyone else find a way to accentuate the blueberry flavor without adding KA Blueberry Jammies?
Second pop event went great! Distributed all but 3 of my 140 bagels! And thanks to many of you I have solved my large batch proofing fears. I’ve been practicing in-home and now I’m excited to make the jump to the commercial kitchen.
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