Homemade Bagels
Hello Dear Friends,
When I think of bagels, the water stops flowing, I used to have a bagel shop that I stopped by every morning when I was working at the company, I used to buy a bagel and triangle cheese on the way to work, and I would solve the breakfast with cucumber and tomato... When Home & Office started to work, my bagel consumption decreased to a maximum of 1 per week. Since there was no bagel shop on the street, I only stayed at the street market, which is set up on Sundays.
Then I discovered the simit making thing at home, first bagel with olives I started with and I was very satisfied :) Then I moved on to homemade bagels at home. Yes, it is not exactly like a street bagel, but it is quite tasty. In the coming days, I will try a stone oven bagel using my baking stone :)
Anyway… One of the recipes that I have wanted to share with you for a long time is homemade bagel it was the recipe :) Simit You can easily find recipe ingredients abroad. In this way, I will be of some help to my followers abroad who miss eating bagels :)
While preparing this recipe, I thought it would be more useful to take a video instead of a photo. I think it will be much easier to prepare this way :)
For those who will leaven dough for the first time, I have prepared Tips for making yeast dough You can read my post.
This recipe yields 12 bagels, which are not very large. You can also prepare larger bagels by reducing the number of bagels.
Yours ..
Ingredients for Homemade Bagel Recipe
- 1 glass of warm water
- 1 teaspoons of oil
- 1 tea glass of milk
- 1 packet of fresh yeast
- 1 teaspoon sugar (can be reduced to 1 teaspoon)
- 1 sweet spice salt
- 2 tablespoons of vinegar
- 4 glasses of flour + half a tea glass of flour
For the toppings:
- 1 cup sesame
- Mixture of half a glass of molasses + half a glass of water
Fabrication:
- Crush the fresh yeast in 1 glass of warm water and let it sit for 5 minutes.
- Take 3 cups of flour in a deep mixing bowl. Knead by adding yeast, milk and oil.
- Add salt, sugar, vinegar and 1 more glass of flour and continue kneading. (Add half a teaspoon of flour, if necessary)
- Gather the dough and cover it with a cloth. Let it rest for 30 minutes in a warm place (if the kitchen is cool, set the oven to 40 degrees and leave to ferment for 25 minutes.)
- Divide your fermented dough into walnut-sized balls.
- Make 15 cm long strips on the lightly floured worktop.
- Join the two strips at one end and twist them by hand to make a spiral. Combine the spiral you prepared.
- Dip the bagel you prepared first in water with molasses and then sesame.
- Place the dough that you have formed into a bagel shape on a baking tray lined with greaseproof paper at 3-4 cm intervals. Leave to ferment for another 15 minutes on the tray.
- Bake in a preheated oven at 200 degrees until golden brown (approximately 15 minutes).
Hello,
We have a wheat intolerance, how about we try the recipe with corn or pure rye flour? In general, the consistency is not the same as with wheat flour, in pastries, with corn and rye flour. Yet how can we achieve relative softness?
Hi, can we use yogurt instead of milk?
It would be better to use yogurt. You may not be able to achieve the same flavor and consistency with milk. Yours sincerely
Thank you very much for this recipe. I've been abroad for years, I can't go to Turkey much. The things I miss the most are the bagels and the apricots we get from the patisserie. If you live in a small city in Europe, it is impossible to find the things you look for and miss in places where there are no Turkish markets. Thanks again.
I'm so glad it will help you :) I'll shoot a nice opening video as soon as possible. Yours sincerely