The Bagel Sandwich that New York Created


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  1. trishalynn56
    trishalynn56 says:

    Hello. I am enjoying your channel. You are better than that Gordon dude!
    I make homemade cheese. I have to cut corners so for mesphiliac culture I buy a small carton of buttermilk. Not Ultra pasteurized. I sit it out for 18 hours to get the culture nice and thick! Then I put in Ice cube trays. Freeze and they will keep for 4 months. I use about 2 cubes a gallon for my cheese recipes calling for mesotheliac culture.
    For thermolitic cultures I do the same except with a large container of plain yogurt with active cultures.

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  2. philuz
    philuz says:

    From Germany: I find it quite interesting how german words changed around the world, or even where invented. In south Brazil for example the german descendants call jelly "schmier" which is the german term of pass something on to the bread. Here Lox caught my attention because it's pronounced equally to the German Lachs, that just stands for salmon.
    Just discovered your channel today thanks to the YT algorithm, finishing season 1 now and I am fkng inspired!

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  3. Dale Atkin
    Dale Atkin says:

    Luckily, for me, we have Zingerman's Bakehouse in Ann Arbor, MI. It's within walking distance of where I work. My favorite lunch special is on Friday. While they use smoked salmon it goes great with their fresh cream cheese (this was the first place I've ever tasted REAL cream cheese!). They add a leaf of lettuce and OMG is it ever good! Spend 9 bucks at some fast food place? No. Commercial fast food sucks! Why buy a Quarter Pounder meal when you could eat something like this?

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  4. Tatiana Enders
    Tatiana Enders says:

    hey Mike, try adding beet juice to your salmon curing process – it adds a stunning color and goes very well with the salmon. Just thought I'd share a fun thing I like to do. 🙂 I love your videos!

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  5. michael jenkins
    michael jenkins says:

    Before I moved to NYC 1989 from Portland OR. I had never heard of lox and bagels. I LOVE poppy seed bagels and lox.I lived in the north Bronx off Gun Hill Rd for 5 years then back to OR. I miss the food.

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  6. Harold Pola
    Harold Pola says:

    Congratulations, I just saw your video of the bagel sandwich.
    I am giving you 10/10. Very nice presentation.
    I am from Puerto Rico, and the 1 st of January 2020 on your behalf, I will be serving this sandwich to my family as part of a breakfast brunch.
    You are very good. Hope you have a very healthy year, lots of success. I’ll be following in 2020. Good luck!

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