u/Emotional-Street6148

Image 1 — Sesame seeds falling off too much
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Sesame seeds falling off too much

All my seeds fall off. I make these for a market and I freeze them in bags, but all the seeds fall off like crazy.

I boil in baking soda and sugar and really press the seeds in, they come out of boiling for 30s a side and I place them upside down in a bowl full of seeds and give it a press.

These I tried freezing not in the bag but on a tray to see if that helped but if anything it made it worse.

I also tried toasting the sesame seeds first but that didn't seem to make a difference

Any ideas on how to prevent this from happening? All those seeds in the bag seem like a huge waste

u/Emotional-Street6148 — 3 days ago
▲ 22 r/Bagels

I've been working on this recipe for a while now and I think they look good, but would like other opinions as well. Ignore the green food coloring it was an experiment that didn't work lol

u/Emotional-Street6148 — 13 days ago