After lots of trial and error both for the dough itself and the shaping part, I finally arrived at this recipe.Add tuna as a topping to make tuna corn buns, and they will also be tasty.The madeleine paper cups which I used this time had a base diameter of 9cm. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

I made this using my child's favorite ham and cheese.It looks just like store bought bread, but you can easily make it an home!This bread is easy to shape, still fluffy the next day, and popular.Try making different types of bread using this dough.When shaping the dough, slice it, but be careful not to slice all the way through it.If the dough is sticky, coat it with some flour. Recipe by kiyko-u

I made this for my husband who enjoys bread on the side.If the dough doesn't stretch out, increase the resting time after the first rising. If you're impatient, place the ham on top of the dough and roll it out together. While lightly stretching the dough, roll it up. When using scissors, a deeper cut is better. It's okay if the bottom isn't perfectly level! It'll even out while baking. If they're are extremely slanted, push down on the baking tray a bit to even out. Recipe by xcaret

If I am to melt cheese in potatoes, I have to use mayonnaise right? So I tried using mayonnaise. It turned out unexpectedly sweet and springy. I was able to feel the softness of the dough after adding in the mashed potatoes.Please refer to "Simple sliced bread (With extremely original kneading style )" for details on how to knead and baker's percentages. This dough will become difficult to handle if you knead it too much after adding in the mayonnaise, so add in the mayonnaise once it is mostly kneaded, blend it in overall, and gather it up, and it'll be okay. If you touch the dough too much after rising, then it will stick, so please sprinkle your hands with flour, and shape it up quickly. For 18 x 18 x 9 cm [7.1 x 7.1 x 3.5 in] newspaper square mold (refer to the "story behind this recipe" section.. Recipe by SALASA

Delicious savory bread prepared with sweet corn and mayonnaise filling.Very soft, creamy, and flavorful.

I made a type of bread that my children love.These are delicious topped with cheese instead of mayonnaise.Use black pepper instead of dried parsley for a grown-up flavor!When you are eating these the next day, wrap them up in plastic wrap and heat them in the microwave for 30 seconds just before eating, and they'll be soft and delicious. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

I revised the recipe from using pancake mix. I made it less sweet and turned it into a dinner bread.You can put whatever you want on top. You can use whatever you have left over in your fridge. For example, cheese and sausage, veggies, left over pasta sauce, curry etc. Recipe by Mia

I wanted to make filled rolls like ones from a bakery.Make sure you let the dough rise properly!When you make the rolls, make sure to space them out so they don't stick together when they are done!When you are letting the dough set for the second rising, wrap it properly with plastic wrap so that they maintain their fluffiness and don't dry out. For 1 roll. Recipe by Sarami19

Because I didn't have enough butter to bake bread, I used mayonnaise.I made this because I wanted to bake a breakfast bread.In Step 3 when rolling out the dough, roll it so that it is 2-3 cm longer than the bacon. When spreading the mayonnaise, don't cover the last 1/4 of the dough. This will help seal the ends securely. Recipe by Dokintan

I had some basil pesto left over.Adjust the baking time and temperature to suit your oven.If using a baking pan, make sure the dough is rolled tightly so no air gets in.Tightly and securely seal the ends after wrapping. If you don't, it will fall apart during the second rising. Recipe by Saretta

Shaping breads in the same shape every time is boring. Be creative!This time I was able to bake 15 rolls at a time, so I baked 2 bacon mayonnaise bread rolls, 4 ham and mayonnaise bread rolls, 4 bacon and pepper bread rolls, and 5 baked curry breads.Although this recipe yields 15 bacon mayonnaise bread rolls, be creative and use any kind of filling as much as you like. With the number of varieties that are possible, you'll never get bored of these rolls. Recipe by Chokoban

I aimed to recreate the corn rolls that are always sold out at the bakery.It's rather like a soft French bread, but this type doesn't get stale that fast, so I like it.Please round off the rolls when forming them as tightly as possible. If you round them off loosely, since the dough itself is soft, the rolls will flatten out a bit.I made a slash in the tops this time, but they would be cute snipped in a crisscross pattern with kitchen scissors too. Recipe by La Land