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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Poppy seeds Bagel

I always prefer a savoury bread rather than sweet bread, especially those with crispy crust and chewy texture, example like baguette and bagel. I have never seen bagels sell in bakery shop here, but luckily I found a good recipe and I baked some today and I can’t wait to share with you, it is too good and I love the texture very much!
Poppy seeds Bagel

Recipe was adapted from Honey Bee Sweets, but I replaced sesame seeds with poppy seeds. I have summary the recipe as per below, but please check out at her blog for more detail steps. Thanks to Bee Bee for kind sharing of this lovely recipe.

Actually I was not followed exactly to the recipe as I overlooked the step, I thought the recipe required mashed potato, so I put the whole potato with skin on in the boiling water but did not realized I need to cut into small cubes, so what I got was potato skin water but not potato water, hahaha..Luckily the bagels still turned out well.

Poppy seeds Bagel




Poppy seeds Bagel
(printable recipe)
1 large russet potatoes, peeled and cubed
500ml water

2 and 1/2tsp instant yeast
30ml vegetable oil
2 large eggs, room temperature
650g all purpose plain flour
1.5 tsp salt

Egg wash
Poppy seeds for sprinkling

Method:
1. Cook the potatoes in the boiling water, once done, remove potato from water, reserve water and let it cook till lukewarm.
2. Add yeast, oil, eggs and 250ml lukewarm potato water (from no 1, not potato but water), lightly whisk till well combine.
3. Add in flour and salt, knead the mixture till well combine and elastic, took about 10mins.
4. Placed the dough in oiled bowl and cover with cloth and set aside to proof till doubles in volume, take about 1hour.
5. Punch out the air and separate dough into 6 equal portions. Roll round and cover to rest for another 10mins.
6. Roll each piece of dough into a rope shape, flatten one end of the rope, overlapping the flat end over the round end, pinch together to seal. Repeat for the rest of the dough.
7. Bring water to boil over high flame. Place few bagels in the water and simmer for 1min for each side.
8. Transfer the bagels on a baking tray line with parchment paper.
9. Brush egg wash and sprinkle with poppy seeds.
10. Bake at pre-heated oven at 200c for 25mins.

Poppy seeds Bagel
I will enjoy this yummy bagels with chicken & vegetables stew for today's dinner (at this moment, I still not yet take my dinner), will share the chicken stew recipe in my next post, stay tuned!! Can’t wait to eat them…. yum, yum!!
Chicken & Vegetables stew
Happy Cooking and Baking !!

53 comments:

  1. cantik sekali! Remember to left one 4me ya.

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  2. Wah Sonia, very nicely done! Heehee, excellent idea to serve with savory soup. ;) lovely!

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  3. Looks perfect,beautiful presentation...

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  4. hi sonia.tersangat lah cantik presentationnya:)

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  5. Looks so Yum~~Yum. Thumbs Up Sonia ;DD

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  6. bagel looks yummy & the pics are beautiful :-)

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  7. The bagels look very good. I like ur presentation.

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  8. If Makan wif mushroom soup would be a very nice too!

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  9. Canthe active dry yeast be replaced by instant yeast? I have never used active dry yeast before and I don't seem to find it in supermarket.

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  10. oh wow great looking bagels never would have thought to add potatoes looking forward to your guest post he he but no rush lol Rebecca

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  11. Never tried bagels before. Really wondering how it taste like.

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  12. Mmm... bagel with chicken & vegetables stew? What a combination. ^^

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  13. These bagels look wonderful! Some jam and tea with it will be good too!

    Thanks for visiting my blog and following. Glad to follow you back :)

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  14. Ham, cheese, mayo, tomato, lettuce will definitely go well with your bagel for lunch. Ho hum YUM!

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  15. bagels are yummy with cream cheese.. i tried 1 from coffee bean b4 and they're dried as rock!! sadly so..

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  16. Looks really good, I love bagel with cream cheese spread.

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  17. i love savoury bread too. and this bagel is so pretty! i can never make something like that. huhuu

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  18. wow! your bagels look very nice and fluffy! I like!:D

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  19. I love bagels, too! With cream cheese and fruit jam! Wondering how it'll taste like with kaya though ... Haha! Haven't made mine with poppy seeds before ... If time allows, will try so ... =)

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  20. Good to soak it in hot black coffee...mmmmm, nice hot from the oven!

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  21. The bagels , the photos looks presentable , how I wish I can have a bite in order to know the taste ! :) !

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  22. lovely savoury soup...mouthwatering treat to the belly...looks amazing...perfect looking bagels..

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  23. Wow the bagel looks very yummy and lovely.

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  24. What a fantastic pairing - to have bagel with chicken stew! Yum-o!

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  25. What a brilliant combo! Bagels with chicken stew..Ooooo la la!!! ;)

    psst, Abt as for the omelette sambal...intake of chilli can be reduced. I added more, coz I love spicy...hehe! :D

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  26. Very nice bagels you have made! I should really give this a try soon :)

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  27. Soft and chewy bagels with a hint of seedy texture must be very much fun to eat!!

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  28. When I saw poppy seed, I immediately thought this can't be right! Then I remembered "heh you're not in Singapore - so poppy seeds are allowed", Bummer wish they allowed it here in Singapore so that I could use it for baking. Sorry for rambling ... btw the bagels look darn good!

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  29. Wonderful looking Bagels dear. I am drooling here... PERFECTLY DONE AND WONDERFUL SNAPS TOO.

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  30. Perfect bagels!! Must be so fun to make and eat. I love bagels...chewy and delicious. I bought some last week to make garlic bagels.....very delicious.

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  31. They look so professionally baked. Love the poppy topping.

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  32. Great bagel! I like the idea of poppyseed!

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  33. bagel looks yummy, sonia and very nice photo shooting....

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  34. Sonia, you did a brilliant job on these bagels! My Mom used to make her own when I was growing up and these bring back wonderful memories.

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  35. Your bagels are positively perfect! Better than store bought! You're such a talented baker.

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  36. Nicely baked bagel! I like to make it into sandwich too! Bagel sandwich, yummy!

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  37. I just started to like bagels about few months ago. They are available at bakery section in every supermarket here, a lot of choices. I never thought to buy one until my colleague let me tried one just toasted and spread with cream cheese, I immediately felt in love with it!! hahahaha....

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  38. so nicely baked so looks so yummy!

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  39. You did a wonderful job with the bagels despite the potato skin mishap. They are not easy to make and you've done a great job. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...Mary

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  40. It looks so lovely. I am so envious as I just had a failure in baking bread this week and am feeling miserable. sob sob!

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  41. I love savory bread too! These bagels look fabulous!

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  43. How lovely are these! I love having it in burger way with ham, cheese, tomato & lettuce! It tastes like wonders! Hope you're having a wonderful day.
    Cheers, Kristy

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  44. dear all, Thanks so much of leaving me a nice words, much appreciated. I have learnt so many diff way of eating bagels, will try next time i made this again.

    Cook,bake,love, sorry, should be instant yeast, I have corrected, Happy baking!

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  45. Sonia, these look so perfect, I can't believe you made them yourself! Well done! Where I'm from, bagels are really popular with smoked salmon or with cream cheese, but your combination looks great too.

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  46. i usually get poopy seed bagels @ tim hortons (coffee shop in toronto). love it!

    jen

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  47. Your bagel looks better than the one I get from the store here. Bagel plus some thick cream cheese...YUM!

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  48. Wow, they look so inviting, Sonia and lovely pics too. How not to drool??

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