15-minute Homemade Paleo Bagels made with my favorite paleo pizza mix, so easy and delicious!
PALEO BAGELS ARE HERE!
The easiest homemade paleo bagel recipe ever is officially on the blog. Full disclosure: they are the easiest because they are made using my favorite pizza dough mix (found here).
But who would think you can use pizza dough for BAGELS? I certainly did not.
I found a few extra boxes of the pizza mix in my pantry and wanted to use it for something other than pizza (although it is one of my favorite go-to dinners).
I saw the donut pan in the cabinet next to it and literally said to myself “I’m going to make bagels in my donut pan”. Jord looked at me like I was an alien (which is usually when I saw random stuff like this).
He also thought I was nuts thinking I was making bagels using a paleo pizza mix. Jord is also the king of real bagels and there was a time when we would eat them Satuday’s and Sunday’s. Now the times have changed aka we aren’t hung over in college every weekend, so we don’t find ourselves at the bagel store praying that the egg and cheese on an everything bagel soaks up the night before.
And while paleo bagels are cool…
These bagels do not taste anything like real bagels. Especially being in NJ and NY where bagels are all the rage. But they are so delicious, easy to make and they tasted amazing with some avocado, eggs and bacon when I made a mini sandwich using one. You can also use them for pizza bagels, tuna sandwiches, anything!
Please note you will need both of these items in order to make this recipe: donut pan + pizza mix
The donut pan is relatively cheap and afterwards you can use it to make some donuts 🙂
If you don’t have the pizza mix – make The Easiest Homemade Paleo Everything Bagels instead!
Print15-minute Homemade Paleo Bagels (gluten-free)
- Author: rachel mansfield
- Yield: 6 bagels 1x
- Category: paleo, gluten-free, dairy-free
- Cuisine: breakfast, bagels
Ingredients
- 1 box of Simple Mill Pizza Mix (have not tested anything else!)
- 3 tablespoons apple cider vinegar
- 1/3 cup room temperature water
- 2 eggs at room temperature
- 2 tablespoons avocado oil (or your preferred oil)
- 2 tablespoons coconut flour
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees and grease a donut pan well
- In a large bowl add the eggs, ACV, water and oil and whisk well
- Add in the pizza mix and mix again followed by the coconut flour
- Once mixed, add dough to each donut mold and add an desired seasonings (I used sesame seeds and garlic!)
- Bake in oven for 15 minutes then enjoy!
- *Will stay good for about a week or you can freeze for longer
xx, Rach
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34 Responses
Looks delish! can’t wait to try! Question – why the AVC?
thank you!! so when you add ACV, it helps produce the carbon dioxide and give the batter a life as the bagels bake 🙂
Is there something i could use to replace the ACV? I’m intolerant to it :/
Hmmm you do need yeast to have them rise a bit but try without and they should still work. Just won’t be as fluffy!
Thanks for this aaaawesome recipe… Did you at salt?
sometimes!!
Thanks girl
This looks amazing! Can’t wait to try it! What do you think might happen if you formed dough in the shape of rings on a baking tray?! Either way, I have to give this a shot!
hmm not sure they will stay in shape!?
I can’t wait to try this recipe! I was just wondering, what do you use to grease the pan?
avocado oil!
Hi there,
I was wondering if you should store these in the fridge or not?
Thank you!
after 3 days i would!
Hey! Excited to try. Just wondering if I could omit the coconut flour as I don’t have any in my pantry. Thanks 🙂
add 2-3x almond flour then! definitely needs more flour xx
Hi there!! First, these are GREAT! Second, what’s the best way to store them?
thank you so much! either in fridge for 5 days or freezer for a couple months.
After baking, do you toast the bagel just before eating? Or not toast it at all? Will that dry it out?
What if I don’t have a box of Simple Mill Pizza Mix (not from the states) and would really like to make these??:D they look awesome!!
feel free to make these !! https://rachlmansfield.com/the-easiest-homemade-paleo-everything-bagels/
Have you tried these with flax egg or egg replacer? I’m intolerant to egg 🙁
i haven’t!! but i think they’d work!
Do you like the taste of these or your homemade paleo bagels better?
either. 🙂
I loooooove this recipe so much! I made these bagels with both pregnancies when I had gestational diabetes. This time I substituted the coconut flour for tigernut flour and the result was insane fluffiness with a crunch on the outside still. Soo good 🙂
★★★★★
awww yayyy!!!