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ideal protein concentration? #3
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I suspect many NY bagel shops use All Trumps. If you wanted a denser bagel, you might push the hydration down even further. Reinhart BBA is 57%, but I've seen recipes that go as low as 50%. At that point it might be a challenge to incorporate all the flour, but it gets you closer to lead weight territory. |
i'm not sure that commercial NYC places use nice flour like that, but i should do more research. in my experience the ingredients tend to be super cheap in most "real" bagel places. |
Here is Russ & Daughters using Sir Lancelot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_t97SW0Yug |
I usually use King Arthur's bread flour, but some of the best bagels (and bread/pizza) I've made was with Graincraft Power, which I bought in a 25 lb bag in early 2020 because bread flour was impossible to find. In bulk this stuff is not that expensive--insignificant compared to the cost of labor. |
not surprised that R&D uses this-- they are high end, and not really a bagel joint per se. |
@jamestwebber that flour looks interesting, but even lower % gluten |
True, it isn't the very highest protein out there (I can't remember if I juiced it with additional gluten). Gluten isn't everything though. 😛 |
over on #2 @joelmcg brings up the suggestion of using high gluten flours like Sir Lancelot or All Trumps, and notes
I wonder how much higher we could push this? some of the bagels that I grew up with were like lead weights
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