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In a large bowl or stand mixer, combine warm water, oil, 1/4 cup honey and salt. Mix well.
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1 1/2
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Warm water
2
tbsp
Olive oil
1/2
cup
Honey, 1/4 cup for dough and 1/4 cup for boiling
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Rebekah K
11 days ago
Thank you for another amazing recipe!! I used 50/50 white/ kamut and they are so soft! My kids are loving them. Now, I just wish I had made a double batch!
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Kristin
9 days ago
Awesome to hear!
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Amy B
18 days ago
Tried this with freshly ground hard white wheat and my dough was never elastic despite using the mixer, hand kneading and kneading in the bread machine.
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Kristin
18 days ago
What type of mill and mixer do you have?
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Kristine D
2 months ago
I’ve only got plain flour from supermarket, will this still work please?
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Kristin
2 months ago
It will, with a slight modification. Search "converting" to see my article on how to easily convert my recipes for store bought flour
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Dorothy H
2 months ago
Best fresh milled bagels we’ve tried. Good recipe for beginners!
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Kristin
2 months ago
Amazing to hear this!! I agree it's the best ;-)
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Jade
4 months ago
These were excellent! A bit time consuming but they turned out great and have a wonderful texture. Will definitely be making them again!
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asya g
6 months ago
Hi! If we are using a starter in place of the yeast, what would the conversion be?
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Kristin
6 months ago
I don't have that info, sorry!
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Erika H
7 months ago
I forgot the olive oil….how will this affect them?
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Kristin
7 months ago
They will probably be quite dry
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Rita A
8 months ago
Tastes great and the kids like them.
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Tara H
7 months ago
Can regular flour be used for these - like all purpose flour ?
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Prep
10m
Cook
24m
Total
34m
Ingredients
Method
Turn cooking mode on
Step 1
In a large bowl or stand mixer, combine warm water, oil, 1/4 cup honey and salt. Mix well.
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1 1/2
cup
Warm water
2
tbsp
Olive oil
1/2
cup
Honey, 1/4 cup for dough and 1/4 cup for boiling
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Rebekah K
11 days ago
Thank you for another amazing recipe!! I used 50/50 white/ kamut and they are so soft! My kids are loving them. Now, I just wish I had made a double batch!
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Kristin
9 days ago
Awesome to hear!
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Amy B
18 days ago
Tried this with freshly ground hard white wheat and my dough was never elastic despite using the mixer, hand kneading and kneading in the bread machine.
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Kristin
18 days ago
What type of mill and mixer do you have?
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Kristine D
2 months ago
I’ve only got plain flour from supermarket, will this still work please?
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Kristin
2 months ago
It will, with a slight modification. Search "converting" to see my article on how to easily convert my recipes for store bought flour
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Dorothy H
2 months ago
Best fresh milled bagels we’ve tried. Good recipe for beginners!
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Kristin
2 months ago
Amazing to hear this!! I agree it's the best ;-)
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Jade
4 months ago
These were excellent! A bit time consuming but they turned out great and have a wonderful texture. Will definitely be making them again!
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A
asya g
6 months ago
Hi! If we are using a starter in place of the yeast, what would the conversion be?
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Kristin
6 months ago
I don't have that info, sorry!
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E
Erika H
7 months ago
I forgot the olive oil….how will this affect them?
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Kristin
7 months ago
They will probably be quite dry
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R
Rita A
8 months ago
Tastes great and the kids like them.
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Tara H
7 months ago
Can regular flour be used for these - like all purpose flour ?
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