I've been making these since I first tried Saint Marc Cafe's mugwort bread 10 years ago (though I've fiddled around with the quantities a bit).I like bean paste, so I use around 30 to 40 g in each bun (if you use too much, it'll become difficult to wrap up).If you want a stronger fragrance and flavor of mugwort, reduce the quantity of anko to as much as 10 g. Recipe by Kokubocchi

Kuromame (sweetened black soybeans) are a standard item for oshogatsu New Year's feasts. Since I love them, every year, I buy the large black soybeans from the Tanba-Sasayama region, and simmer them for 6 to 8 hours. But every year, I have leftover liquid from stewing them. It's supposed to be good for your health, but since it's full of sugar, it doesn't seem right to drink it. I usually toss it out with regret since it seems wasteful, however, last year, at New Year's, when making basic steamed bread, I substituted the milk and sugar with the leftover liquid and they turned out great!The key to making these is the same as basic steamed bread. Adjust the amount of sugar depending on the sweetness of the liquid you have. Add a tablespoon of sugar if it's not sweet enough. If you don't have a cup of liquid, substitute with milk. When mixing, don't stir too much. For those who don't have a steamer, boil a small amount of water in a sauce pan, then set a bowl or plate inside, and steam one by one. Test the recipe with half the amount first. Recipe by Shirufi-

I wanted to copy the cutely shaped sweet bean bread that is sold at a nearby bakery. I endlessly searched the net for a recipe similar to it, but I wasn't able to find one that had the same shape.Maybe girls would like them if you make them in a round or heart-shaped pan?This cardboard pan can be used only in the oven. It is held together with staples, so do not use it in a microwave. There is a risk of fire if you use this in a microwave. Recipe by O-sakaya

Wholesome goodness with an Indian twist. The use of gram flour makes this bread unique and gives it a distinct flavour and aroma. It is not only high in protein, but enriched with fiber, antioxidants and omega3 as well. Yummy and Healthy !!!

I simmered some black soy beans and made good use of the juices.On really hot days, it's best to use cold black soy bean juices directly from the refrigerator. Recipe by Charurun

I really wanted to eat some chewy steamed bread but when I tried to make it with shiratamako, it just wouldn't mix.I should use it for dango instead, so I tried with bread flour and it went quite well.・Pancake mix is a little sweet, whereas rice flour is not, so it needs a bit more sugar than the recipes that use 100% pancake mix.・These have a really light taste so they go well with jam or something similar. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

I want to eat sweet anpan whenever I'm tired...I used rice flour which does not contain any gluten. You can also use top grade flour (joshinko).You can use your own favourite paste. Sweet potato paste is so delicious!Please adjust oven temperature and baking time depending on your oven. For 8 pieces. Recipe by geosmin

One Cookpad user wrote that when she added water from a can of boiled adzuki beans to the bread, it tasted like an adzuki bean ice cream bar, so I wanted to try making it. I decided to combine the adzuki bread with some matcha bread dough. I played with different amounts of canned adzuki beans and water, and unexpectedly came up with a good combination, so I uploaded it.I think the amount of water in the adzuki beans varies slightly from maker to maker. After the bread maker starts the kneading process, open the lid and be ready to add some milk if necessary. There isn't much green tea dough, so you can knead it well while keeping an eye on the bread maker. Even when I made 1.5 loaves with just ◎, it turned out to be a rather delicious bread. Recipe by Osshosan

I bought a piece of stoneware at the thrift shop. Unbeknownst to me, there were a few recipes inside of it. One was for monkey bread. I actually had some yeast inside of the cabinet. I took the liberty of adding my own flavors and ingredients but made sure not to deviate from the method so much as to totally mess up the recipe. I am not a baker... but I will admit that I have come very far from where I used to be. The fact that I can make a biscuit from scratch ought to give me an honorary culinary degree. I digressed.

#breads Monkey bread is also called as Puzzle bread, Hungarian coffee bread, bubble bread and/or pull-a-part bread. Monkey Bread is one of the most popular "American" breakfast dishes. Despite the name, this bread has no connection with the primates. It is believed that the name "monkey bread" attributes to the fact that the bread being a pull-a-part finger food, the enjoyer would pick apart the bread as a monkey would. Monkey bread is a sweet, sticky, gooey, soft, pinch -me bread made from little balls of dough rolled in cinnamon sugar and baked together in a bundt pan.In this recipe, I filled each of the dough balls with chocolate spread to give it an extra chocolatey twist.

I wanted to make naan that not only went well with curry, but could be enjoyed for breakfast if any were left over. Since they can be cooked in a frying pan and will puff up nicely, they might be easier than regular rolls or loaves of bread!Since the dough continues to rise with residual heat after it's microwaved, put it in a warm place if possible. The dough will puff up when it's cooked.Since I added yogurt to the dough, it has a lightly tart, but easy-to-eat flavor. If you use milk only it will have a gentle creamy flavor. I recommend that too. For 4 pieces. Recipe by yaburie

I love pita bread, so I attempted to make it at home since it's not easily available.So simple, since the dough only needs to rise once.Adjust the baking temperature to suit your oven. It was slightly high for my gas oven, so I burned them. Recipe by Kittymama