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Place all ingredients for bagel in mixing bowl.
You can use cold water in summer and lukewarm water in winter. It's summer now, so I used cold tap water.
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Mixing is done with 80% to 90% gluten. If you stretch the dough, it spreads out thinly and doesn't rip, it's okay!
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When the dough is complete, roll it into a lump and cover it with plastic for 30 minutes in the refrigerator for the first fermentation is done.
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When the first fermentation is complete, divide the dough into 6 pieces and circle it.
Then cover the dough with plastic or wet cloth and let it rest for 10 minutes.
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After the tissue is finished, make it into a bagel shape.
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I panned it on parchment paper to make it comfortable when blanching.
In this state, proceed with the secondary fermentation in an enclosed area.
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If the dough is swollen and soft when touched, the secondary fermentation is complete. I think I did it for about an hour at room temperature. (Summer Standard)
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Boil 1 tablespoon of sugar based on 1 liter of water and blanch the bagels for about 30 seconds, turning them back and forth.
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The surface of the blanched bagel is a little cringe, but it will swell tight when baked in the oven.
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Place in a preheated oven at 190 degrees and bake for about 15 minutes. Take it out of the oven when you want it to be grilled.
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Whip only about 80% of the whipped cream.
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Whip the cream cheese gently in the other bowl.
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Whip the sugar powder into the cream cheese.
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Add blueberries and whip it. If you don't like lumps, grind them and put them in.
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Add the whipped cream and whip it until it's hard enough.
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Lastly, add lemon juice and whip a little bit.
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I cut the blueberry bagel in half and squeezed cream cheese.