So I finally had a free weekend and decided to make the Bagels.
I took some advice I read on P&Qs and shaped the bagels after the first rise.
The process of boiling and baking was fairly easy - I just wish I could have fit more than 4 bagels in the water at one time.
I topped half with sesame seeds. I really had no expectations for these. I just needed to say I was back in with TWD. And I thought, wow, this is a lot of work for bagels and I probably wouldn't make them again. Then I tasted one. Woah. They had a thin chewy layer outside and chewy air-filled bread inside. I only ate one and took the rest in for the guys at work. I served them up with Nutella and Apple Pie Jam I recently got at the Philly Food Swap.
If you'd like the recipe check out our host at Heather's Bytes!
So for the make-up post, what did I miss in the last 4 months that I should get to baking??
Glad you enjoyed the results of your baking! Well done on the delicious bagels!
ReplyDeleteYour bagels look great! Nutella and Apple Pie jam sound perfect with these.
ReplyDeleteYay welcome back! These look great!
ReplyDeleteYour bagels look great! I'm sure your co-workers were very happy. :)
ReplyDeleteYour bagels turned out great, and I love the sound of that jam. I found that the next day, my bagels were still pretty good, but by day two they had gone off the boil.
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to be able to share projects like this with others :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat bagels!
Welcome back Lauren! Your bagels look great. And I am jealous of your loot from the Philly Food Swap. Apple Pie Jam sounds awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you loved them... and hope you'll be baking them again...like me!
ReplyDeleteThe bagels you made look beautiful and "the guys" at work will soon be asking for more...be ready :-)