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Shelby

Shelby

51 minutes ago, gfweb said:

@Shelby Those baqles look pretty good to me

 

25 minutes ago, caroled said:

Shelby, I like the textural look of those everything bagels...Nice crunchy hills and valleys to hold the seasonings...that's a good thing!!

 

 

Thanks you two!

 

I just could not make the dough smooth after shaping them...any "wrinkles" did not leave...they just stayed no matter how much I tried to "smooth" them out. Maybe I should have kneaded it longer or a tad less flour.   A bagel expert, I am not lol.

 

edited to add--I've only seen bagels that you can buy at a generic grocery store and they always have perfectly smooth tops.  Maybe real NYC bagels are more wrinkly?

Shelby

Shelby

41 minutes ago, gfweb said:

@Shelby Those baqles look pretty good to me

 

15 minutes ago, caroled said:

Shelby, I like the textural look of those everything bagels...Nice crunchy hills and valleys to hold the seasonings...that's a good thing!!

 

 

Thanks you two!

 

I just could not make the dough smooth after shaping them...any "wrinkles" did not leave...they just stayed no matter how much I tried to "smooth" them out. Maybe I should have kneaded it longer or a tad less flour.   A bagel expert, I am not lol.

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