Protein Bagels

Discover how to prepare high-protein bagels at home using just five ingredients! These bagels are made using Greek yogurt and baking powder rather than yeast, and each bagel has an incredible 10 grams of protein! It’s so simple and quick to prepare breakfast every day of the week!

Prep Time: 15minutes mins

Cook Time: 20minutes minsDiscover how to prepare high-protein bagels at home using just five ingredients! These bagels are made using Greek yogurt and baking powder rather than yeast, and each bagel has an incredible 10 grams of protein! It’s so simple and quick to prepare breakfast every day of the week!

Total Time: 45minutes mins

Ingredients 

2¼ cups all purpose flour or bread flour

4 teaspoons baking powder

1 teaspoon salt

1½ cup Greek yogurt

1 egg white lightly beaten

Sesame seeds or everything bagel seasoning

Instructions 

1:PREP: Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and put aside. Preheat the oven to 350ºF. Place a rack in the center of the oven.

2:MIX: Mix the dry ingredients together in a bowl. After that, stir in the Greek yogurt until a dough is formed. To make this easier, you might want to use your hands!

3:DIVIDE: Transfer the dough on a spotless surface. Split it into six equal parts. I didn’t need to dust the dough with flour if it was sticky.

4:ROLL: Form the dough into a thick rope that is between seven and eight inches long. Gently squeeze the ends together. Gently roll the joining piece on the counter so that the ends fuse by putting your palm through the hole. If at all feasible, place the bagels on the baking sheet that has been prepared and let them set for five to ten minutes. The bagels are able to swell more as a result.

5:SPRINKLE AND BRUSH: Place one bagel on a sanitized plate and coat it with the beaten egg white. Add bagel seasoning or sesame seeds on top. Repeat with the remaining bagels after placing this one on the baking pan.

6:BAKE: Put the pan in the oven and bake the bagels for 20 to 25 minutes, or until the top is golden brown. In order to slice the bagels, remove them to a wire rack and allow them cool for ten minutes. Spread with cream cheese and toast if preferred. Leftover bagels can be kept for up to four days in an airtight container.

Notes

  • Use self-rising/self-raising flour: If you usually have self-rising flour on hand, you can also use it. Use cups self-rising flour in place of the flour, baking powder, and most of the salt. Along with the flour, you’ll still need ¼ teaspoon of salt!
  • Seasonings: For these bagels, you can add a variety of seasonings. Onion or garlic that has been dehydrated might also work. To prevent the bagels from being overly salty, you may want to reduce the amount of salt in an everything bagel seasoning to ¾ teaspoon.
  • Directions for the air fryer: Set the temperature to 300ºF for a minimum of five minutes. After that, add the bagels and air fried them for 15 to 20 minutes, or until they are cooked through and have a golden brown top.
  • Variations: Try my Jalapeño and Cheddar Bagels for a different take on this dish! They are manufactured nearly identically!

FAQs about this recipe

How do you store the bagels?

Store the bagels in the refrigerator if you expect them to last longer, or store them at room temperature for one to two days before consuming. Place them in a freezer-safe bag and freeze for up to three months for long-term storage.

How to do you reheat frozen bagels?

I would use the bagel setting if your toaster has one! After cutting the bagels in half, toast them for two to three minutes.

Are high protein bagels healthy?

This truly depends on how you define “healthy.” This dish is perfect if you’re searching for a bagel recipe with a lot of protein and few ingredients!

What are the macros on these bagels?

Depending on the kind of Greek yogurt you choose, these bagels contain 0–2 grams of fat and about 200 calories. They also contain 10 grams of protein and 35 grams of carbohydrates.

What can I put on my bagels?

You can use butter and jam, smashed avocado with a fried egg on top, peanut butter and banana, or even scrambled egg whites with scallion cream cheese! For a higher-protein lunch, I also enjoy my breakfast sandwiches—just replace the English muffins with these bagels!

Does this recipe have any additional variations?

You might enjoy this recipe for a tasty jalapeño and cheddar bagel! The same Greek yogurt is used, but fresh jalapeños and cheddar cheese are added!

How are protein bagels made using an air fryer?

Make the bagels according to the recipe. Set the air fryer’s temperature to 300ºF for five to seven minutes. Next, place two to three bagels in the air fryer basket without packing it too full. The bagels should be air-fried for 15 to 20 minutes, or until they are puffed up and have a golden top.

Nutrition

NutrientAmount
Serving Size1 g
Calories206 kcal
Carbohydrates35 g
Protein10 g
Fat2 g
Fiber2g

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