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Step 1
Start by preparing the dough. Whisk together a bowl of Yeast, Sugar & a bit of Water and let it rest to froth.
Step 2
Using a Stand Mixer or a Flat Surface, make a well of Flour & Gluten, and add the Yeast mixture to it. Start Kneading
Step 3
Keep Kneading until all water is incorporated. Add Salt and Olive Oil and knead into a tight ball. If you think your dough is sticky, add flour to it. Knead till it forms a smooth dough.
Step 4
Divide the dough into 6 equal parts, of 70 grams each. Make all the rounds into tight roundish balls (like the shape of bagels). Keep them on a Well Oiled tray in the Oven (Switched Off) for Proofing.
Step 5
After 45 mins, the bagels should be bigger. Poke a hole in between all of them using your fingers and making a round gap in between all of them. Let them rest for 15 minutes more. Start making the Water Bath.
Step 6
Poach bagels for One Minute on each side and place on a Baking Tray. More about Water Bath, explained above. You can put toppings at this point now. (From multigrain seeds, to sesame to oregano)
Step 7
Bake at 180° Celsius for 15-20 mins or until done!
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