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Homemade gluten-free Bagels: Pamela'S Vs. Fenster Vs Hagman

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lilfrenchie Rookie
lilfrenchie
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Has anyone tried making home made gluten-free bagels? The store boughts just aren't cutting it. I have tried the one from Hagman and wasn't thrilled. I just received a Fenster book and was thinking about tackling that recipe this weekend. I am also tempted to try making bagels with Pamela's Bread Mix. Just not sure where to start.

Any feedback?

Thanks!

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Has anyone tried making home made gluten-free bagels? The store boughts just aren't cutting it. I have tried the one from Hagman and wasn't thrilled. I just received a Fenster book and was thinking about tackling that recipe this weekend. I am also tempted to try making bagels with Pamela's Bread Mix. Just not sure where to start.

Any feedback?

Thanks!

I tried one a couple of times. Either Hagman or Fenster. Can't remember which. Required boiling in sugar water, I think before baking.

Daughter liked the end result, but... They tasted nothing at all like a bagel and there were so many of them! She only wanted one and then no more.

We can't do the Pamela's because of the almonds.

luvs2eat Collaborator
luvs2eat
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I've done the Pamela's bread mix bagel variation and thought it was the closest to the texture of a real bagel I'd had since going gluten-free.

kayakgal Newbie
kayakgal
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I have posted on here in cooking and baking that if you add a tblsp or 2 of gluten free mayo to any of your baking recipes it prvides the moisture and helps in the texture of your baked goods. You will also like the taste. you will not be able to tell the difference from non-gluten free. Try this trick. CRL

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I have been making bagels from a recipe I found in the magazine, "Living Without." We love them! They are best warm from the oven, but we find that we still like them untoasted the next day. After that we choose to toast them lightly - and really enjoy the sandwiches we make on them. :P I have posted the recipe below. Here is a link as well: Open Original Shared Link

I use a large ice-cream scoop (guessing it is about a 1/4 cup capacity) to scoop out the dough into a ball shape before flattening them and poking the hole in the middle.

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