Panettone is THE Italian (well, Northern Italian) Christmas dessert. It's not so easy to prepare a soft, yummy panettone...but it's completely worth it!

A slice of panettone and a flute of champagne … there is no more Italian way to wish a happy holiday season. It’s a ritual in many homes where panettone is a welcomed guest after every meal. Giving panettone is not a simple act of kindness but a gesture rich in history and tradition! You don’t need a pasta madre for this panettone. By using instant yeast with stretching & folding technique , the texture will be light & fluffy!Recipe adapted from Singapore Baking Group.#mycookbook

Homemade loaves of panettone! It's a rich brioche dough with plenty of butter, dried fruits, and nuts. It tastes good rich and soft. You should try it on holiday, and make the day special and happy.

My husband kept saying how much he wanted to eat this, so I tried making it for him.This is actually a snack that is eaten in Poland on Christmas.You can store leftovers in the refrigerator. When rolling it up, dust your work surface with a lot of flour and roll out the dough as thinly as possible. Try to make at least three turns. Just as you do with sushi rolls, roll it up tightly in the beginning. Recipe by Akusia

I made some candied orange peel and wanted to use it.Preheat the oven and bake at a high temperature for a crispy finish (preheat the baking tray if possible).It's even tastier if you add cream cheese. You can also spread it on when baked! Recipe by Panko625

I thought a salted cheese sheet would be delicious, so I tried making it.It'll be a twice-folded 9-layered bread, as shown in the picture. If using sliced cheese, please use the non-melting type. For small 1.5 loaf of bread. Recipe by Osshosan

I just wanted to use up some leftover plain yogurt, so I added a lot of it.The dough is made simply by mixing yogurt into it, but I didn't want to go out of my way to make something extra to top the bread but I still wanted some sort of simple topping, so I was pondering this problem for a while.I used a 21 cm frying pan with a removable handle to bake this bread. A 21 cm frying pan can hold about 346 ml, but an 18 cm square baking pan can hold about 324 ml. So the bread should come out to about the same size. Calculate the capacity of whatever pan you want to use to bake the bread in this way. For a domed bread loaf, just put the dough in the pan. For a square Pullman type loaf, calculate the amount of dough by dividing the capacity of the pan by 3.5. Recipe by Osshosan

When I ate a snack with orange peel in it, it was really good, and made me wonder what it would taste like in bread, so I thought up this recipe.Please adjust the amount of orange peel and chocolate chips to suit your tastes.You can use kitchen scissors to cut in step 5 as well . Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

I made a whole bunch of candied orange peel from oranges so I decided to make a cake or bread! And since recently I really love chocolate with orange, I combined them both into a rich brioche dough to make a cake-like bread.You don't need to use a muffin tray; you can bake them in any shape or size you want.For the milk in brioche dough, the amount changes depending on the weight of the egg, so mix the ※ ingredients to make a total of 145g.If you don't have candied peel, you can use marmalade and chocolate chips. In that case, the dough will only be slightly sweet, so you can increase the amount of sugar if you want. The baking time and temperature should be adjusted to suit your own oven. Recipe by Youtank

I received a ton of potatoes, made a potato cake to use them up, and found out that sweetened potato is actually quite tasty. So I added it to bread! I used the experience I gained from a trial lesson at a cooking school, advice from a friend, and a ton of recipes.I used 155 g potatoes, 30 g milk, 15 g honey, and 20 g sugar to make this recipe.Sweeten to taste. Make sure to thoroughly mash and knead to get rid of the lumps!Thoroughly kneading, proofing, and preheating the oven are bread baking basics. It's simple yet difficult. For 8 small rolls (about 991.7 cal; about 114.7 cal per roll). Recipe by Seuseu

This is a square loaf pan version of my Condensed Milk Bread (ID: 665332).※The only thing to be careful about is not letting the bread rise too much during the 2nd rising. If you let it rise too much and the pan is all full, go ahead and bake it without the lid to make a domed-top bread. Recipe by Sweetpy

This is our simple family bread that I've been making for I don't know how long now.It's delicious as-is without anything added. Great for sandwiches, and of course toast.This crust is crispy and the bread is moist. This is a bread that I'm really proud of.✿ If it isn't expanding during the second rise and doesn't reach the top of the pan, just give up and make round-top bread.✿ If you over-rise you'll get a coarse grain and it won't be fluffy. Please check the【 】 amounts in the ingredients (note that the amount of butter, dry yeast, and egg yolk don't change). Recipe by MeguBroaden