In Europe we have a good bread but here in Taiwan, everything is too soft, too sweet or simply not bread at all. After fine tuning this I miss a good bread no more.

This crusty bread is best for dipping in oil, soups, served with pasta and made into sandwiches.Note :Recipe is in Australian Standard Metric measuring tools (cups, spoons and weighing scale)#mycookbook#bread#crustybread#starch#carb#carbohydrate#breakfast#lunch#dinner#roti

A user taught me that you can make the best bread using cake flour by not including too many ingredients. Since the gluten content is also low if you add too much to the dough it just weighs it down. So when I thought about cutting down on the extra ingredients I figured I could use whatever I had at home. Checking the fridge I discovered miso, and figured that fermented foods are good for you. That's how this bread came to be.The moisture of the miso varies, so add it carefully while keeping that in mind. This is my personal preference, but since I like the bottom of the bread to have a nice baked color and be crispy, I bake them with that intent. I also like the aroma of the miso. Recipe by Ryouko

I took a recipe that I learned in a cooking class and arranged it with easier ingredient amounts and steps. Paired with steam buns, it was aimed at stay-at-home moms who have their hands full raising their children.I wanted to try coming up with a recipe for those of you without ovens or bread makers but still wanted to try making a nice side dish It's simple and delicious so please give it a try.Make sure to use fresh vegetable oil and fresh bread crumbs. Leftover breadcrumbs from frying the first time can burn, so please make sure to clean the oil out before frying the second set of bread.You can use cooled leftover curry from the day before as filling .If you refrigerate the onions after buying them, you won't cry when you cut them. Try it out! You won't need swimming goggles. For 8. Recipe by Pokuchan

I made this bread for my daughter who has flour and egg allergies.It's best to use rice flour with a thickening agent and trehalose in it. If using other flours, it might not be as fine and won't be able to absorb the moisture well enough, so they might not be good to use. Recipe by Chihimari

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 European-style rye bread is made with simple ingredients: flour, yeast, salt, and rye malt. Adding sugar is optional, as the rye malt provides a natural sweetness and helps with fermentation, giving the bread a beautiful color. Flaxseeds are added for texture. I prefer the chewy texture of European bread over the softer texture of Taiwanese or Japanese bread. This bread is perfect as a side for meals and has a wonderful aroma.

I had a craving for Turkish bread called "Simit", so I baked a few.If you do not have grape juice, you could substitute it with honey diluted in lukewarm water.If possible, use "pekmez" (thick grape syrup) dissolved in water. This is a common ingredient used in Turkey.Baking quickly at a high temperature is the key to this recipe. Recipe by Hirakegoma

For bread that you eat every morning, a recipe that is easy to memorize is the best! This is baked at a high temperature, so they have a texture like french baguettes. They are delicious with fruit jam or honey.When making cuts into risen bread, work quickly and gently. If you touch the dough too much it will deflate and become flat. If you are worried, you don't have to make cuts in the dough. Recipe by Tonchiki

This whole wheat bread is adapted from King Arthur's Classic 100% Whole Wheat Bread. It should be moist, not dry at all, a must try loaf recipe.

I wanted to make healthy bread with natural ingredients as easily as possible, so I gave it a try.The simple salty bread version was really tasty, but the aonori version was the .This is really easy, so I don't have any hints to give you. Try out different versions. You don't need to use a knife or a gas stove, all you need is your oven, so you can enjoy making this with your kids. Recipe by Yururinmemo

This is a quick and easy rye bread without any starter or sourdough starter; it only requires a few hours of mixing, rising, shaping and baking. I could say that this is a cheat way of making rye bread. This is also nowhere near the superior flavors from a loaf of traditional rye bread. With that being said, this holiday season sorta gives me an excuse to take shortcuts.I know, you can always buy a loaf of rye bread from your favorite bakery, but making bread at home is so much fun. You can also wow your guests with a homemade rye loaf (they don't have to know about the shortcuts). Although this recipe does not use any starter, it does have some flavor profiles. Perhaps the caraway seeds give the loaf an oomph?Stay tuned as I will be using this bread as a toast for a nordic dish. In the meantime, I will just toast my slice of rye bread, top it with a concoction of kewpie mayo and pickled vegetables and a sprinkle of black sesame seeds, nori flakes and masago (aka roe).