Suncore Foods Rainbow Bagels

Rainbow Bagels

Get ready to sprinkle a little magic into your Wednesday morning! Dive into your very own edible rainbow with our Homemade Rainbow Bagels, made vibrant and fun with Suncore Foods® Powders! These fun creations are not just gorgeous but absolutely scrumptious too! The best part? You can unleash your inner artist by mixing and matching all the stunning colors to create a masterpiece that's uniquely yours. Don’t miss out on the joy of making these delightful bagels that are sure to earn you some serious bragging rights among friends and family. Visit www.suncorefoods.com for the full recipe and embark on this colorful baking adventure. Let’s turn this Hump Day into an extraordinary celebration of creativity and flavor!

Base Dough:
500g bread flour
300g warm water
25g sugar
10g salt
7g active dry yeast

Boiling Solution:
2 L water
1 tbsp baking soda
1 tbsp honey

Suncore Foods® Powders:
Red: 1 tsp Suncore Foods® Ruby Red Radish Powder
Orange: 2 tsp turmeric, Suncore Foods® Ruby Red Radish Powder, 1½  tsp Suncore Foods® Autumnal Baked Sweet Potato Yam Powder
Yellow: 1 tsp turmeric + 1½ tsp Suncore Foods® Autumnal Baked Sweet Potato Yam Powder
Green: 1½ tsp Suncore Foods® Midori Jade Matcha Powder
Blue: 3 tsp Suncore Foods® Blue Butterfly Pea Powder (for 200 g dough portion)
Lilac: 1 tsp Suncore Foods® Purple Sweet Potato Powder (for 200 g dough portion)
Purple: additional 1 tsp Suncore Foods® Purple Sweet Potato Powder added to half of lilac dough

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1. Mix the Dough — Combine warm water, sugar, and yeast. Let sit 5–10 minutes until foamy. Add flour and salt. Knead until smooth and fairly stiff. Cover and rest 5–10 minutes.

2. Divide, Color & First Rise — Divide dough into approximately 100 g portions.

3. Color each portion as follows:


4.Place each dough portion into its own lightly oiled bowl. Cover with plastic wrap or a damp towel.

5. First Rise — Cover and let rise 60–90 minutes until puffy (not necessarily doubled).

6. Rainbow Lamination — Roll each colored dough portion into ropes about 16 inches long. Arrange ropes in rainbow order. Pinch ends together and twist dough away from yourself. Roll gently so strands adhere; spritz lightly if needed. Divide twisted dough into eight 100 g portions. Pull each portion along the counter to form tight dough balls while lightly blending colors. Cover and rest 10 minutes.

7. Bagel Shaping — Flatten dough ball into a small rectangle. Roll from bottom edge into a tight log. Pinch seam closed and gently roll to smooth. Roll out a fan shape on the last 2 inches of the rolled dough , on one side only. Bring the opposite end to the center of the fan and wrap over both sides to form a neat round bagel. Lightly roll to secure seal. Place onto parchment-lined tray.

8. Cold Ferment — Cover loosely and refrigerate overnight.

9. Proof Check — Remove from refrigerator and rest 20–40 minutes. Bagels are ready when slightly puffy and they float within 5–10 seconds when dropped in in a bowl of cool clean water.

10. Boil — Bring water, baking soda, and honey to a gentle simmer. Boil bagels 30–45 seconds per side, seam-side up first. Return to tray. On a new baking sheet, line with parchment paper or dust with semolina and transfer the boiled bagels

11. Bake — Bake at 425°F (218°C) for 20–24 minutes until lightly golden.

12. Cool at least 20 minutes before slicing.

 

 

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