Bagels are a staple in New York City!
– Ice Water – Malt Syrup – Bread Flour – Vital Wheat Gluten – Yeast – Salt – Cornmeal
When Eastern European Jewish people migrated to America during the 1800s, their traditional foods came with them like bagels.
Two key points set apart a New York bagel. First, is letting the shaped dough refrigerate for hours.
A New York bagel is never toasted. New Yorkers believe that if a bagel is made well and fresh, it shouldn’t be toasted.