This is a great bread. It is good toasted. It took about 4 hours to make.

I made this at home using ingredients I had on hand for making desserts so it has quite a rich feel to it.I took my basic bread dough recipe and just increased the amount butter and sugar. I wanted to make sure that it was easy to shape, so I made it extra soft. Recipe by Yukiline

This is a recipe for French toast made with bread crust. I always make these when I accumulate leftover crust, since sandwich bread is expensive.My mother used to make this for me when I was a child, and now, it's my children's favorite breakfast.When flipping it over, it is better to use a spatula, but since it is made from crust, it may crumble. I first transfer it to a plate, then flip it over into the pan. For 4 servings. Recipe by Nayuho

I learned from recipes on Cookpad that you can actually bake bread in a rice cooker, so I made this mildly sweet honey bread. This recipe is even easier if you use pancake mix, but I wanted to make mine slightly more authentic.Note for Step 3: To reduce the number of utensils to wash, I usually knead the dough in the bowl. I also cover my hands with plastic gloves (that I bought at a ¥100 store) to keep them clean when kneading. Recipe by Ichigo ichigo

When I felt like having some bread pudding while alone, I impulsively came up with this recipe while using a previous microwaved custard pudding recipe that I liked as a reference. I used 1 mug + 1 spoon to make it simple.To prevent it from overflowing, fill the cup with bread only up to about 90% of the way. While microwaving, keep your eye on it. If it seems like it is going to gush out, stop heating it. Let it rest and then heat it up again.The cooking time will differ depending on your microwave, so adjust accordingly. Recipe by Punopuno. Yields enough for 1 mug, about 300 ml.

There was something like this at a local bakery that sells tasty bread, and I just figured it would be nice to be able to make it at home since it was so delicious.After rising, spray it or brush it with milk when putting the cheese on top so that it doesn't fall off easily. Recipe by Dokintan

Been loving this bread for nearly 60 years. My grandkids call it "stinky-feet bread" because when the loaves are baking, or you're toasting slices (we like it best toasted!), it smells like stinky feet. Toasted slices are very crunchy on the outside, and moist and chewy on the inside. DELICIOUS!!!!! NOT easy to make, but well worth the effort! Our home town bakery used to make this once a week, and throughout the 1950s and 60s my dad was always first in line to buy half a dozen loaves. These days the only way you're likely to experience this delicious bread is to bake it yourself.

Made this for the first time many years ago. Just found my recipe and was delighted as this was a favorite bread. Ready to make many, many loafs again!!!

After a few days this was wonderful to make french toast with.

Another Cookpad member uploaded a recipe for star-shaped bread in her diary, and it inspired me to make this.There are various ways to form star shapes, but this way is easy for me and I like it. You can modify it to make different shapes. Recipe by Kamucho.

Enjoy as-is or put various fillings inside of them. These are an easy-to-eat size that makes them great for a kid's snack.If you remove the gas while making the round shapes, they'll come out looking nice when they bake. Recipe by yuurrk

Bread pudding. Every good cook should make it once, and then maybe just move on. It's been done to death and in every horrible form imaginable. But, it's a forgiving introduction to custard, and if you do it right, it's pretty tasty.