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Isabel Cutler | profile | all galleries >> Recipes >> How I Make Bialys tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

How I Make Bialys

Having grown up in a heavily Eastern European immigrant community in Brooklyn, New York, I learned to love bialys and wanted to learn how to make them because I couldn't find them here in Western North Carolina. I like to eat them with cream cheese and either white fish or smoked trout salad.

I watched several how-to videos on YouTube and through many trial runs came up with a recipe that worked for me. I continue to hone it for efficiency and deliciousness. I hope you will give them a try.
Cover
Cover
2  Preparing Dough Ingredients
2 Preparing Dough Ingredients
2A -  Fleischmann's Yeast
2A - Fleischmann's Yeast
3 - Oxo Measuring Cup
3 - Oxo Measuring Cup
4 - Danish Whisk
4 - Danish Whisk
6 - Beginning To Combine
6 - Beginning To Combine
7 - Pressing Hard With Knuckles
7 - Pressing Hard With Knuckles
8 - Read To Be Covered
8 - Read To Be Covered
Slide 9 Cover and Proof Over Night
Slide 9 Cover and Proof Over Night
10 - Preparing Filling
10 - Preparing Filling
11 - The Following Morning
11 - The Following Morning
12 - Dividing Into Eight Pieces
12 - Dividing Into Eight Pieces
13 - Ready For Rising
13 - Ready For Rising
14 - I have changed how I cover the bialys
14 - I have changed how I cover the bialys
15 - Rising in the Slightly Warm Oven
15 - Rising in the Slightly Warm Oven
16 - Remove Filling From Fridge
16 - Remove Filling From Fridge
17 - Risen Bialys Pressed Down For Filling
17 - Risen Bialys Pressed Down For Filling
18 - Ready to Bake!
18 - Ready to Bake!
19 - After 12 Minutes!
19 - After 12 Minutes!
20 - Cooling Outside
20 - Cooling Outside
Slide 5 Partially combined flour with Swedish.jpg
Slide 5 Partially combined flour with Swedish.jpg