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Have your gluten-free bagels and eat them, too! No yeast, no boiling, and they come together easily and in no time! You'll never guess they're gluten-free!
So you must have seen my recipe for Ridiculously Easy Homemade Bagels, yes??
Those bagels were so…well, ridiculously easy that I had to see if I could apply that ridiculous easiness to gluten-free bagels.
Well, guess what?? I could and I DID!
Cue the happy dance…!
Let me just start by saying that these gluten-free bagels are so good that my kids can’t tell the difference and love them just the same! They will easily devour 2-3 each in one sitting!
That, to me, is what I always strive for – when I can create a gluten-free baked good where you can’t tell that it’s gluten-free and it actually tastes good!
And of course, the gluten-free husband is happy, too! Actually, he was always clear in pointing out that he didn’t like bagels at all, gluten or not.
But since I developed these gluten-free bagels, he is now on the Bagel Train (at least my version of the Bagel Train!)! All aboard!
Just like the Ridiculously Easy Homemade Bagels, these bagels are held together by Greek yogurt. If you didn't already like Greek yogurt, now you have the perfect reason to love it!
A simple blend of gluten-free flours and Greek yogurt and you’ve got amazeballs bagels to enjoy. Easy, soft, chewy, and just plain oh-so-good, these gluten-free bagels are a must!
~ Lisa.
Watch How To Make It!
Easy Oh-So-Good Gluten-Free Bagels
Just like the name says, these gluten-free bagels are easy and oh-so-good! You won't even miss the gluten once you have a bite of these soft and chewy bagels that come together in less than an hour!
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Prep Time: 30 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 25 minutes minutes
Total Time: 55 minutes minutes
Makes: 8 6" bagels
Ingredients
(Volume measurements in the Recipe Notes below):
- 100 g tapioca starch
- 80 g sorghum flour
- 70 g brown rice flour
- 1 teaspoon xanthan gum
- 4 teaspoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 1 ½ cups full-fat Greek yogurt (low-fat should work fine as well)
Egg Wash:
- Egg white separated from one egg
- 1 teaspoon water
Toppings (optional):
- Sesame seeds
- Poppyseeds
- Grated Parmesan cheese
Instructions
Egg Wash:
Combine egg white and water and beat with a fork to loosen. Set aside.
Bagels:
Preheat oven 375 deg F (190 C).
If using toppings for your bagels, like grated Parmesan, prepare it now and set aside until ready to use.
Combine all dry ingredients together in a large bowl and stir together with a whisk to mix.
Add Greek yogurt.
Using a fork or mixing spoon, mix really well to combine all the dry and wet ingredients until a dough forms.
Pour dough onto a work surface dusted with tapioca starch. Fold and knead gently a few times to form into a more cohesive dough.
Work and shape dough into a flattened ball, using tapioca starch as necessary to prevent dough from sticking to your hands and the work surface.
Cut the dough into 8 equal pieces.
Shape and roll each piece into a log.
Shape log into a bagel, pressing ends together.
Place bagel onto parchment lined baking sheet and repeat with remaining dough. Lightly cover baking sheet with a dry towel to prevent bagels from drying out.
Brush bagels completely with egg wash, smoothing any cracks you see in the dough. Be sure to brush the inside and outside edges.
Top bagels with desired toppings, if desired.
Bake in an upper rack of the oven for 25 minutes.
Move bagels to a cooling rack. Let cool completely before slicing.
Notes
- Volume Measurements:
- ¾ cup + 1 tbs + 1 teaspoon tapioca starch
- ¾ cup + 1 ½ teaspoon sorghum flour
- ½ cup + 1 tbs brown rice flour
- Please note that gluten-free recipes work best with weight measurements because they are more precise than volume measurements. Gluten-free baking requires more precision and can be less forgiving than baking with regular all-purpose wheat flour.
- These volume measurements were made from spooning each of the flours into the measuring cups/spoons (so they are not packed) and leveling them off.
- The volume measurements are approximate. Make slight adjustments to the recipe as needed, adding a bit more Greek yogurt or a bit more tapioca starch or brown rice flour to achieve the correct dough consistency.
- Be sure to mix the dry ingredients and the yogurt really well so that everything is well incorporated.
- Keep in mind that this dough is not like wheat-based dough. It will be a bit sticky, so handle it gently and be sure to have tapioca starch easily accessible to dust your hands and the work surface.
- It's important to let the bagels cool completely before slicing to let them firm up properly.
- Bagels will keep for 2-3 days. Pop in the toaster to warm up and soften.
- The bagels toast up well!
- Great with butter and jam, cream cheese, and also perfect for bagel sandwiches!
Nutrition
Calories: 155kcal
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Reader Interactions
Comments
Kristen
Hi there! Have you had any luck using a nondairy yogurt?
I was curious if cashew yogurt would work.Thank you !
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- Lisa
Hi Kristen! I have had readers use non-dairy yogurt in the recipe with success, so it might work with the cashew yogurt. Please report back if you give it a try. Thanks for the question!
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Kel
These were the first gluten-free bagels that ever turned out tasty for me. I added the yolk of the egg (used the white for wash), and they were delicious, cooked through and a success. Needed 30+ minutes to reach the level of golden brown I wanted. Thank you for the recipe!Reply
- Lisa
Thanks so much, Kel! So glad you liked it!
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Kendra
Ohhhh, my gravy! Where has this recipe been hiding?! Just made these this morning using dairy free coconut yogurt and everything bagel seasoning. They work up so quickly and taste delightful. Your recipe was spot on although very funny saying that they needed to cool completely. We made it a whole 3 minutes before devouring one! Thank you so much for this recipe! I'm already planning to make another batch tomorrow.
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- Lisa
Hi Kendra! I'm so glad you found my recipe, and it's great to know that it worked with the dairy-free coconut yogurt! Thank you for making it and for sharing your comments!
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Fran
So I am also dairy free, so can I use a almond milk yogurt or would that not work?
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- Lisa
Hi Fran! Thanks for the question. I have never heard of almond milk yogurt, so I don't know how it would work. I'd say it's worth giving it a try, though!
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Michal
Will this work with King Arthur's Gluten Free cup for cup flour?
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- Lisa
Thanks for the question, Michal! You can certainly try using the gf flour blend for this recipe and I don't think it would be any problem. If the blend already contains xanthan gum, omit the xanthan gum listed in the recipe. I hope that helps!
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Lori Lechler
These are outstanding!! Wow I was very surprised! The crust was just like regular bagels and the texture was perfect! My husband loves them too and said they're better than regular bagels! This recipe is quick too! Thank you so much!!!Reply
- Lisa
Thanks so much, Lori! I'm so glad you and your husband liked them!
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Kathleen
Can you uses dairy free Greek yogurt. I’m gluten free and dairy free
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- Lisa
Hi Kathleen! I don't know much about dairy-free yogurts, but I can't see why it can't work. I would definitely give it a try and please check back in to let me know how they turn out!
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Wendy
Nowhere oIn the ingredients do I see Greek yogurt so how much.
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- Lisa
Hi Wendy! The 1 1/2 cups of Greek yogurt for this recipe is at the bottom of the list of ingredients, right after all the dry ingredients were listed first.
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