How to Serve a Bagel Breakfast
Get the best bagels available in your town., Make a nice plate of sliced tomatoes. , Slice some onions, white or red, and some peppers if you like., Put some standard or flavored cream cheese on the table., Put about a pound of lox on a plate., Make...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get the best bagels available in your town.
Heat them whole in the oven at about 350 degrees Fahrenheit or 175 degrees Celsius, for about twelve minutes, a bit longer if you like them a little on the crispy side.
Later you will slice these as you take them out of the oven, and then will place them in a bowl on the table. -
Step 2: Make a nice plate of sliced tomatoes.
, Lay these on a plate on your table. , Provide a knife or a spatula so that you and your guests will be able to spread this all the way to the edge of the bagel. , Provide a fork, so that guests will be able to separate the top layer. , Guests can then apply their choice of onions, peppers, capers and tomato slices. ,, You can also make a little tuna fish salad, as some guests will prefer this over the traditional lox.
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Step 3: Slice some onions
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Step 4: white or red
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Step 5: and some peppers if you like.
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Step 6: Put some standard or flavored cream cheese on the table.
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Step 7: Put about a pound of lox on a plate.
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Step 8: Make sure everyone gets a nice slice of lox to put on top of each bagel
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Step 9: half which they have spread with cream cheese.
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Step 10: Suggest to your guests that they eat their bagels as open-faced sandwiches or regular sandwiches
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Step 11: whichever they prefer.
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Step 12: Add other items to your table
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Step 13: such as sliced bananas
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Step 14: some coffee
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Step 15: orange juice
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Step 16: small bowls of berries or other fruits.
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Step 17: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Heat them whole in the oven at about 350 degrees Fahrenheit or 175 degrees Celsius, for about twelve minutes, a bit longer if you like them a little on the crispy side.
Later you will slice these as you take them out of the oven, and then will place them in a bowl on the table.
, Lay these on a plate on your table. , Provide a knife or a spatula so that you and your guests will be able to spread this all the way to the edge of the bagel. , Provide a fork, so that guests will be able to separate the top layer. , Guests can then apply their choice of onions, peppers, capers and tomato slices. ,, You can also make a little tuna fish salad, as some guests will prefer this over the traditional lox.
Enjoy! ,
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