I wanted to try baking a bread with both skim and regular milk.As for the amount of sugar, it is delicious with a tablespoon each of sugar and honey.Use the normal bread course on your bread maker. Bake for as long as you prefer. Recipe by Yuukarikoara

I stumbled upon this recipe when looking for a way to make quick, delicious bread.When you don't have honey, you can substitute it with sugar.You can bake the bread on the "standard course", but the "quick bake" setting will make the bread fluffier .The normal crust is good, but I prefer baking this loaf with a light crust.You can use 220 g of bread flour + 30 g of cake flour or 250 g of bread flour. For 1 loaf. Recipe by Yuukarikoara

Enjoy as-is or put various fillings inside of them. These are an easy-to-eat size that makes them great for a kid's snack.If you remove the gas while making the round shapes, they'll come out looking nice when they bake. Recipe by yuurrk

This milk bread with homemade yeast is my favorite bread recipe that I bake often []. Recently, I haven't had time to make homemade yeast (sob!) so I made the bread with cheap and easy dry yeast. It still tastes good so I wrote it all down.Keep kneading until the gluten is well-developed. The rising and baking steps will make a big difference in the final product so please monitor carefully and decide for yourself. I like a light-colored bread so halfway through baking I lowered the oven temperature but if you prefer a darker color keep the oven temperature as is. For 1 loaf. Recipe by Lesser Panda

I tried making this since strawberries were cheap. Even small strawberries were more than enough.The strawberries start off at 130 g, but after heating they reduced to 112 g.I used one 50 g egg.Please use the strawberries after they've cooled.This has a light sweetness, so if you want a sweeter bread, please add 10 g of sugar.If you're using large strawberries, 5 or 6 should be enough. Recipe by Mokobu- mama

I ended up with a lot of whey to bake a yogurt cake, so I baked this to use it up.In the winter, bring the whey to room temperature first.The bread will rise, so 3 g of instant dry yeast is sufficient.The photo shows the bread 5 minutes after being taken out of the bread machine. Recipe by Wanko mama

This is the milk bread sold in Asian stores. It is soft like commercial bread, but sweet and milky. Perfect for sandwiches, toast, etc.You know how some bakers say, you can't make bread stressed out? It's true. When making your dough, you cannot stress about time. Knead as much as you can until you hit the right consistency. Watch a movie when letting the dough rise. Go out for your walk when you are proofing. Pay attention to the smell and peek in the oven to see how it looks instead of letting the timer run out.

These are as soft and smooth as a baby's skin, even from the time of shaping the dough. I'm always amazed at how fluffy and soft they are even after baking.Jam and butter go well with their milky rich taste, but they're so good, I just pop them in my mouth as is.Dust the dough with flour and press in the cooking chopstick firmly, to make a clear indentation.If you use too little flour, or don't press hard enough, the indentation will disappear. For 8 rolls. Recipe by Mimimiccho

Inspired from an Amish Milk Bread recipe

I tried many different recipes in my quest to make a milk bread with exactly the taste I wanted, and finally settled on this.Adding condensed milk makes all the difference. It's really tasty. Recipe by mio*.

I didn't want my leftover condensed milk to go to waste, so I tried making bread with it.Instead of making rolls, you can just use the bread course in the bread maker and this is also delicious. As the dough is really loose, if you don't coat with flour it'll stick to your hands. But be careful not to use too much. For 18 mini rolls. Recipe by Minimy