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Bagel

A bagel (Yiddish: בײגל, romanized: beygl; Polish: bajgiel ⓘ; also spelled beigel) is a bread roll originating in the Jewish communities of Poland. Bagels are traditionally made from yeasted wheat dough that is shaped by hand into a torus or ring, briefly boiled in water, and then baked. The result is a dense, chewy, doughy interior with a browned and…

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Alternative names
Bajgiel, beigel, beygl
Associated cuisine
Jewish, Polish, American, Canadian
Created by
Jewish communities of Poland
Ingredients generally used
Barley malt syrup, honey, sugar, sesame seeds, poppy seeds
Main ingredients
Wheat flour, water, salt, yeast
Other information
Traditionally boiled before baking

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Bagel

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Bagel

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related to history · 29
Bagel → Arabic, Asia, Bari, Bona Sforza, Circular, Community Regulations, Europe, Germany, Grand Duchess, Habib, Italy, Ka'ak, Kitab, Kraków, Lent, Linguist Leo Rosten, Lithuania, Obwarzanek, Old, Poland
related to Other bagel styles · 18
Bagel → American, Beiglreißen, Burgenland, Chicago-style, Connected, Depending, Easter, Eastern Lower Austria, In Austria, In Vienna, John Mitzewich, Lenten, London, New York-style, Other, San Francisco-style, Tearing, The
related to United States supermarket sales · 16
Bagel → According, AIB, American Institute, Baking, January, Lender's Bagels, Pepperidge Farm, Pinnacle Foods, Sara Lee, The Alternative Bagel, Thomas, Thomas Mini Squares, United States, US, Weight Watchers, Western Bagel
related to Non-traditional doughs and types · 14
Bagel → According, Brooklyn's, Green, Long Island, New York City, New York's Village Voice, Non-traditional, Other, Patrick's Day, Robert Seitsema, St, Tasty Bagels, Toronto, While
related to Quality · 13
Bagel → According, Chelsea, Consumer Reports, Ess-a-Bagel, Former New York Times, Mimi Sheraton, Murray's, New York City, Some New York City, The, Third Avenue, Toasting, Traditionally New Yorkers
related to St. Louis style · 9
Bagel → Generally, However, Louis, Louis Bread Company, Panera Bread, St, The, The St, This
related to New York style · 8
Bagel → According, Brooklyn Water Bagels CEO, Brooklynites, CNN, New York, Steven Fassberg, The, The New York
related to Similar breads · 8
Bagel → Belarus, In Italy, Many, Poland, Russia, Somewhat, The, Ukraine
related to Preparation and preservation · 6
Bagel → At, Bagels, Bread, Leavening, Most, With
related to Montreal style · 5
Bagel → Different, It, Montreal-style, New York, Toronto

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bagels bread dough new simit poland also york made water jewish century baked baking salt similar often wheat sesame seeds

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BagelAlternative namesBajgiel, beigel, beygl1.00infobox
BagelAssociated cuisineJewish, Polish, American, Canadian1.00infobox
BagelCreated byJewish communities of Poland1.00infobox
BagelIngredients generally usedBarley malt syrup, honey, sugar, sesame seeds, poppy seeds1.00infobox
BagelMain ingredientsWheat flour, water, salt, yeast1.00infobox
BagelOther informationTraditionally boiled before baking1.00infobox
BagelPlace of originPoland1.00infobox
BagelRegion or stateEurope, North America1.00infobox
BagelServing temperatureRoom temperature1.00infobox
BagelSimilar dishesObwarzanek krakowski, bublik, simit, taralli, Ka'ak1.00infobox
BagelTypeBread roll1.00infobox
BagelVariationsMontreal-style bagel, pizza bagel, bagel toast1.00infobox
Bagelis amajor plot device in the 2022 science-fiction film Everything Everywhere All at Once0.90text

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