Join Brian Knowles for a fun morning exploring the (if not extinct, very elusive at least in Florida) Bialy, originally from the city of Bialystok in Poland, is a traditional bread roll in Polish Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine. Bialys are often likened to bagels, but aside from both being made with yeasted dough, they are a two distinctly different types of roll; bialys aren’t boiled like bagels before baking and rather than a hole in the center, the top of bialys have an indentation filled with a caramelized onion-poppy seed-breadcrumb topping that’s irresistible. Once baked, you can stuff your bialys with whatever you like- cream cheese, smoked salmon (or lox), poached eggs, salad fixings, deli meats and cheeses…the options are endless.

As this is a Brunch class, we’ll have several filling options available for you to choose from and of course mimosas too. Best of all, you’ll have a batch of bialys to bring home (they freeze beautifully!) to share -or not- with your friends and family.