Bagels
Bagels
Bagels are more than a trendy pastry. Their compact shape, characteristic hole and velvety shiny crust make them distinctive. The short cooking before baking creates a special texture and a fine bite, which can be wonderfully combined with sweet as well as spicy toppings.
You will learn how to prepare the bagel dough, knead it correctly, shape it according to type, and how cooking and baking work together. An expert will show you step by step what to look out for in dough leavening, technique and processing – from shaping to cutting.
The combination of strong wheat dough, liquid malt and hot cooking process ensures a bite-resistant crust, a dense crumb and a classic taste that is versatile.
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Florence Strebel
I love working with dough, especially sourdough. The long-leavened doughs fascinate me because they require patience but reward with great aroma and character. I also really enjoy the precise art of laminating croissants. My favorite? Quite simply: sourdough croissants. A major highlight for me was passing the professional exams in 2020 – and even coming top of my class. In the online courses, I want to share my love of the craft with you and show you that you can continue baking with confidence and a newfound enthusiasm.Â
Lesson plan
- 1Interesting facts – Bagels
- 2Recipe – Bagels
- 3Tools – Bagels
- 4Video 01 – Bagels - Main dough
- 5Video 02 – Bagels - Processing
- 6Video 03 – Bagels - Cooking bagels
- 7Video 04 – Bagels - Baking bagels
- 8Video 05 – Bagels - Bagels Tasting
- 9Video 06 – Bagels - Filling 1: Cauliflower steak
- 10Video 07 – Bagels - Filling 1: Cauliflower steak finishing
- 11Video 08 – Bagels - Filling 2: Smoked trout with wasabi
- 12Video 09 – Bagels - Tasting with fillings
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