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

A recipe for a pullman loaf baked in a square pan without the lid.Letting it rest and punching down the dough to release the gas is troublesome but important, so do it properly. Recipe by Nana mama chan

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

After baking all kinds of bread loaf recipes, I managed to create a simple version that's to my tastes.I use rice flour for baking. Recipe by Chibigorisu

Our go-to bread that's fluffy!Well, since this is really simple and you just use a bread maker.Since it uses half milk and water, the milky flavor is not overwhelming.Eat it however you like. I think eating it straight out of the oven the best. Recipe by *choko*

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 tried various things, using as little butter and sugar as possible, and came up with this recipe using 3.5 g of salt, milk and skim milk powder.With milk it'll burn easily, so choose the light crust baking course. Recipe by Kichiri-monja

＊I made this simple since its heartiness and flavor will vary depending on what you put on top of it or what you serve with it.＊When you are using flour that's milled from domesticaly grown wheat, use slightly less water.＊The temperature and baking time are just suggestions since they will differ depending on the oven. If the surface is getting burnt, cover with aluminium foil, and turn down the temperature.＊When you are turning the pan during Step ⑦, do it quickly so that the inside temperature of the oven won't drop. Recipe by putimiko

I had a bunch of potatoes, so I added it to the batter to use it up.Mash the potatoes to a similar consistency as the bread dough so that it's easy to knead into it. You can use bread flour to sprinkle the dough, but you'll have a crispier finish if you use joshinko. I quartered 10 g of butter for the top and placed them on top before baking. Recipe by Gomeko

I am experimenting with bread recipes that can be made entirely in a bread maker!!After microwaving the kabocha squash, it's okay if some of the stringy insides are still attached, just add it straight into the machine. Recipe by Nacchi sencho

I made these because one of my kids asked me to make cream rolls. I got the custard cream recipe from a cookbook and modified it.The recipe has lots of steps, but the dough can be made very easily in a bread maker and the custard cream in a microwave so it's actually very simple. Recipe by Kaorucchi

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