New York Style Bagels

A bagel is a bread originated from the Jewish communities in Poland. It came to USA in late 19th century. Yeast leavened dough is shaped by hands into a form of a bracelet so the name 'beugel' in german translating to bracelet or ring.
Bagels are boiled in boiling water for a minute on each side before baking to get dense and chewy texture. They can be plain or sprinkled with whatever you fancy. They are best eaten next day. You can toast them or just eat as it is filled with cream cheese. You can even make a bagel sandwich. I tried it with cheese spread and it tasted awesome!
New York Style Bagels
A bagel is a bread originated from the Jewish communities in Poland. It came to USA in late 19th century. Yeast leavened dough is shaped by hands into a form of a bracelet so the name 'beugel' in german translating to bracelet or ring.
Bagels are boiled in boiling water for a minute on each side before baking to get dense and chewy texture. They can be plain or sprinkled with whatever you fancy. They are best eaten next day. You can toast them or just eat as it is filled with cream cheese. You can even make a bagel sandwich. I tried it with cheese spread and it tasted awesome!
Steps
- 1
Add instant dry yeast and sugar to warm water and leave it for 5 minutes.
- 2
Mix flour and salt together and then add the yeast water to the flour and make a dough.
- 3
Knead the dough for 2 to 3 minute so that it becomes smooth and elastic. Now take 2 teaspoon oil and apply it to the dough as well as in the bowl. Cover the bowl and keep it in the warm place for 1 and half hours or until double in size.
- 4
Now take the dough out on a worktop and knock the air out of it then divide it into 8 equal portions.
- 5
Now with the help of your hands or on the worktop, roll each portion of the dough and make smooth balls out of it. Now with the help of two fingers make a whole in the the ball and give it a shape of a bagel. You can dust your fingers with dry flour so that it doesn't stick to the dough. Now transfer it to a baking paper and leave it for 20 minutes covered with a cloth.
- 6
Now add water to a pot along with honey and let it boil. Add prepared bagels 2 or 3 at a time and cook it in the boiling water for one minute on each side. Do not overcook.
- 7
Take the bagels out on a wire rack and let it cool for 2 to 3 minutes. Prepare the toppings while the bagels are cooling. Brush milk on each bagel and add toppings on the bagels and keep them in a baking tray.
- 8
Line a baking tray with a greased baking paper. Sprinkle some corn meal on top so that the bagels does not stick to the bottom. Bake the bagels at 200 degrees in a preheated oven for 20 to 25 minutes or until the top is brown in color. Take them out and let them cool completely on a wire rack.
- 9
Bagels are best served the next day. It can be stored up to three days in an airtight container or for a week in the refrigerator. It is best served with cream cheese. Bagels can be even used to make sandwiches.
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