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'''Everything Bagel''' is a type of [[bagel]] that originated in the [[United States]]. It is known for its unique topping which includes a variety of different seeds and seasonings, hence the name "Everything".
{{short description|A type of bagel topped with a variety of seasonings}}
{{For|the mathematical concept|Everything bagel (mathematics)}}


== History ==
==Everything bagel==
[[File:20090424_Bagels_001.JPG|thumb|right|A selection of bagels, including an everything bagel]]
An '''everything bagel''' is a type of [[bagel]] that is topped with a mixture of various seasonings. This combination typically includes [[sesame seeds]], [[poppy seeds]], [[garlic]], [[onion]], and [[salt]]. The everything bagel is a popular choice for those who enjoy a variety of flavors in one bite.


The Everything Bagel was first created in the 1980s. The exact origin is disputed, but it is generally agreed that it was first made in either [[New York City]] or [[Long Island]]. The idea behind the Everything Bagel was to create a bagel flavor that included all the toppings used in other bagel varieties.
==History==
The origin of the everything bagel is somewhat disputed, with several individuals claiming to have invented it in the 1970s or 1980s. The concept of combining multiple toppings on a single bagel likely arose from the practice of using leftover toppings from other bagels, creating a "catch-all" or "everything" bagel.


== Ingredients ==
==Ingredients==
The traditional toppings for an everything bagel include:
* [[Sesame seeds]]
* [[Poppy seeds]]
* Dried [[garlic]]
* Dried [[onion]]
* [[Salt]]


The Everything Bagel is made from a standard bagel dough, which typically includes [[wheat flour]], water, [[yeast]], and salt. The distinctive feature of the Everything Bagel is its topping, which includes [[poppy seeds]], [[sesame seeds]], dried [[garlic]], dried [[onion]], and [[salt]]. Some variations may also include [[caraway seeds]] or other seasonings.
Some variations may also include other seeds or spices, such as caraway seeds or black pepper.


== Preparation ==
==Preparation==
Everything bagels are prepared in the same manner as regular bagels, with the addition of the mixed toppings before baking. The dough is boiled briefly before being baked, which gives bagels their characteristic chewy texture. The toppings are applied after boiling and before baking, allowing them to adhere to the surface of the bagel.


The preparation of an Everything Bagel follows the standard bagel-making process. The dough is first shaped into a ring, then boiled for a short time before being baked. The unique topping is added after the boiling process but before baking. This allows the seeds and seasonings to stick to the bagel and gives it its distinctive flavor and texture.
==Culinary uses==
Everything bagels are versatile and can be enjoyed in various ways. They are often served toasted with [[cream cheese]], [[butter]], or [[lox]]. They can also be used to make sandwiches, providing a flavorful base for a variety of fillings.


== Popularity ==
==Cultural significance==
The everything bagel has become a staple in [[American cuisine]], particularly in areas with large [[Jewish]] communities, where bagels are a traditional food. It is celebrated for its bold flavor and has inspired other "everything" flavored products, such as everything bagel seasoning blends and snacks.


The Everything Bagel has become one of the most popular bagel flavors in the United States. It is widely available in bagel shops, supermarkets, and restaurants across the country. The unique combination of flavors in the topping has also led to the creation of "Everything" flavorings for other foods, such as [[cream cheese]], chips, and more.
==Related pages==
* [[Bagel]]
* [[Sesame seed]]
* [[Poppy seed]]
* [[Garlic]]
* [[Onion]]
* [[Salt]]


== See Also ==
* [[Bagel and cream cheese]]
* [[List of American foods]]
* [[List of breads]]
{{Bagels}}
{{American cuisine}}
[[Category:Bagels]]
[[Category:Bagels]]
[[Category:Jewish cuisine]]
[[Category:American cuisine]]
[[Category:American cuisine]]
[[Category:Breads]]
{{food-stub}}

Revision as of 11:18, 15 February 2025

A type of bagel topped with a variety of seasonings


Everything bagel

A selection of bagels, including an everything bagel

An everything bagel is a type of bagel that is topped with a mixture of various seasonings. This combination typically includes sesame seeds, poppy seeds, garlic, onion, and salt. The everything bagel is a popular choice for those who enjoy a variety of flavors in one bite.

History

The origin of the everything bagel is somewhat disputed, with several individuals claiming to have invented it in the 1970s or 1980s. The concept of combining multiple toppings on a single bagel likely arose from the practice of using leftover toppings from other bagels, creating a "catch-all" or "everything" bagel.

Ingredients

The traditional toppings for an everything bagel include:

Some variations may also include other seeds or spices, such as caraway seeds or black pepper.

Preparation

Everything bagels are prepared in the same manner as regular bagels, with the addition of the mixed toppings before baking. The dough is boiled briefly before being baked, which gives bagels their characteristic chewy texture. The toppings are applied after boiling and before baking, allowing them to adhere to the surface of the bagel.

Culinary uses

Everything bagels are versatile and can be enjoyed in various ways. They are often served toasted with cream cheese, butter, or lox. They can also be used to make sandwiches, providing a flavorful base for a variety of fillings.

Cultural significance

The everything bagel has become a staple in American cuisine, particularly in areas with large Jewish communities, where bagels are a traditional food. It is celebrated for its bold flavor and has inspired other "everything" flavored products, such as everything bagel seasoning blends and snacks.

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