I have baked lye-dipped bagels before, but my latest batch was exceptional. I am not sure where to credit my success; on-point levain, mixing whole wheat and white flour, or my new refrigerator which was used for retarding at a steady temperature. Regardless, the end result was a batch of fat, shiny bagels that were golden and toothsome. Here is the formula from Ian Lowe.
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