New York Bagel

For those looking for the next best thing to their favorite NYC bagels, this DIY New York Bagel Recipe is perfect!

Bagels are a staple in New York City!

A BIT OF RESEARCH TO  GET STARTED

After reading the NY bagel recipe my first thought about this was how easy it is to make bagels. Who knew? All I can say is pick up the ingredients from your local grocer and make this recipe. It's super easy.

These bagels are made the traditional way: you boil them in water for a couple of minutes before baking. It might sound weird, but it just works!

When Eastern European Jewish people migrated to America during the 1800s of course their traditional foods came with them like bagels. By the 1960s, the bagel began to grow popular in non-Jewish communities throughout New York city

Where did New York  Bagels originate?

What makes New York Bagels different?

The second part is boiling. Traditionally, bagels are boiled in a water and malt barley mixture for 30 seconds to up to 3 minutes.

Two key points set apart a New York bagel. First, is letting the shaped dough refrigerate  for hours.

Since bagels originated in Jewish communities, considering Jewish dietary law means that prepared food must be kosher. A bagel with lox (smoked salmon), a cream cheese schmear, and capers is a go-to option.

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