Make Bakery-Quality Japanese Style Blueberry Bagels at Home Using Yudane!

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  • Опубліковано 18 кві 2024
  • Blueberry Bagels
    Discover the delightful taste of my homemade blueberry bagel, crafted with a delicious infusion of blueberry flavour throughout the bread. Using the traditional Japanese Yudane method, I've achieved a perfectly soft and moist texture inside. For that irresistible chewy bite, each bagel was briefly boiled for one minute per side before being baked at a high temperature to develop a beautifully crisp crust.
    What is Yudane?
    Yudane is a Japanese bread-making technique that involves mixing flour with boiling water before adding it to the dough. This process gelatinises the starches in the flour, allowing it to absorb more water and resulting in a softer, fluffier bread that stays fresh longer.
    Craving more Yudane-inspired recipes? Drop a comment below or click on this video to explore more!
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    Ingredients:
    Yudane -
    Bread Flour 16g
    Boiled Water 16g
    (Give it a quick mix, Let it cool down, then leave it in the refrigerator overnight.)
    Main Dough -
    Bread Flour 400g
    Instant Yeast 4g
    Salt 6g
    Caster Sugar 20g
    Frozen Blueberry 160g
    (Defrost and let them come to room temperature)
    Warm Milk 120ml
    All Yudane
    Remember to hit that subscribe button and let me know in the comments if you’ve ever tried making Bagels of any flavour yourself! 🥯🍞
    The Brod & Taylor Foldable Proofer & Slow Cooker is used in this video, You can find it here: brodandtaylor.com/MYFORMOSAFOOD
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  • @yanchi8780
    @yanchi8780 Місяць тому

    This looks so easy, makes me think I could make it))

  • @MoroMoro1
    @MoroMoro1 Місяць тому

    Bagels look really great! Saving this for future reference

  • @Easyhealthycreations
    @Easyhealthycreations Місяць тому

    This looks delicious ❤

  • @densetsughem1
    @densetsughem1 2 дні тому

    looks delicious ❤❤❤.

  • @osvaldeniayamanoi8551
    @osvaldeniayamanoi8551 20 днів тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @user-dh7pi1mv1h
    @user-dh7pi1mv1h 7 днів тому

    음~
    바닥을 긁는소리~
    너무 좋아요~
    뭔가 멋쪄요~~~ㅎㅎㅎ

    • @MyFormosaFood
      @MyFormosaFood  7 днів тому

      Thank you so much. I'm glad you like it 😊

  • @zu00533313
    @zu00533313 Місяць тому

    😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤

  • @vlogjapanlife8670
    @vlogjapanlife8670 Місяць тому

    💞Wow💚💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

  • @yanchi8780
    @yanchi8780 Місяць тому

    What is yudane? A sort of starter? Like for sour dough?

    • @MyFormosaFood
      @MyFormosaFood  Місяць тому +4

      Hi thanks for your questions, I'll try my best to answer you:
      Yudane is a Japanese bread-making technique that involves mixing flour with boiling water before adding it to the dough. This process gelatinises the starches in the flour, allowing it to absorb more water and resulting in a softer, fluffier bread that stays fresh longer.
      Hope this helps.

  • @jie0606
    @jie0606 3 дні тому

    If using sourdough starter? Whats the measurement

    • @MyFormosaFood
      @MyFormosaFood  2 дні тому

      Sorry, I haven't tried to use starter yet 😅

  • @Memoriesngot
    @Memoriesngot Місяць тому

    Hi do u think 120g water too dry ?

    • @MyFormosaFood
      @MyFormosaFood  Місяць тому

      Are you looking to replace the milk with water? If so, then it should be fine, but the end texture may be different.

    • @Memoriesngot
      @Memoriesngot Місяць тому

      @@MyFormosaFood if im not add ưblueberry how much water i should add more ?

    • @MyFormosaFood
      @MyFormosaFood  Місяць тому +1

      For this recipe, I have never removed the blueberries. You could change the water from 53% to 55%.

  • @jellybeantofu
    @jellybeantofu 3 дні тому

    Hi my dough after resting didn’t have any air ? Is that bad ?

    • @MyFormosaFood
      @MyFormosaFood  3 дні тому

      Can you describe in more detail for me?

    • @jellybeantofu
      @jellybeantofu 2 дні тому

      @@MyFormosaFood I rested my dough for 60 minutes . After the time was done I opened my dough and it was not airy. Is that because it was too cold to proof?