This is my custard insert sheet for bread. A light sheet that uses the whole egg. This sheet lets you try various alterations.The heating time will vary depending on the wattage of your microwave, so please adjust accordingly. If you substitute part of the milk for heavy cream you'll get a rich sheet with a kick. You can omit the liquor if you like. For 1 loaf of bread. Recipe by Yukiline

I uploaded the cheese fold-in sheet that I included in a previously uploaded recipe for marbled bread for cheese lovers, as a separate recipe. This is an unsweetened cheese sheet for savory bread.My microwave oven is 700W. Please adjust the microwave time on your oven's wattage. Please refer to the directions for detailed how-tos. Unlike other fold-in sheets, this one is a bit on the loose side (since cheese hardens when cold). Recipe by Yukiline

This is a fold-in baking sheet I made for myself, since I love caramel flavor. Since my recipe for chocolate marbled bread sticks received 10 "I made this" reports, I remember that I'd gotten a request (some time ago) for the caramel sheet recipes, so here it is.I use a 700w microwave oven. Please adjust the cooking time depending on your microwave. Be careful not to burn yourself when adding the boiling water to the caramel sauce (since it splatters). The bitterness of the caramel depends on how long you cook it, so please adjust to taste. I like to caramelize it quite deeply. If you would like a milky caramel flavor, try using cream instead of milk. Recipe by Yukiline

No need to buy anything from the store. I like making these because you can easily modify the ingredients to your preference. Recipe by Pu-kosan

Strawberries are affordable now, so I tried making this. It turned out sweet and sour and very fragrant - a luxurious strawberry sheet. It's my newest bread sheet, to fold into dough to make marbled bread and so on.The strawberries weigh 200 g after being hulled. Please adjust the amount of sugar depending on the sweetness of the strawberries you are using. If you want to add a more sour flavor, add a little lemon juice. Please adjust the microwaving time depending on your microwave. Please refer to the directions for a detailed how-to. Recipe by Yukiline

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

These are as soft and smooth as a baby's skin, even from the time of shaping the dough. I'm always amazed at how fluffy and soft they are even after baking.Jam and butter go well with their milky rich taste, but they're so good, I just pop them in my mouth as is.Dust the dough with flour and press in the cooking chopstick firmly, to make a clear indentation.If you use too little flour, or don't press hard enough, the indentation will disappear. For 8 rolls. Recipe by Mimimiccho

This milk bread is incredibly simple to make with basic ingredients. It has a crispy exterior and a soft interior, with a rich milk flavor that tastes great even without any toppings. 🍞🥛

This milk bread with homemade yeast is my favorite bread recipe that I bake often []. Recently, I haven't had time to make homemade yeast (sob!) so I made the bread with cheap and easy dry yeast. It still tastes good so I wrote it all down.Keep kneading until the gluten is well-developed. The rising and baking steps will make a big difference in the final product so please monitor carefully and decide for yourself. I like a light-colored bread so halfway through baking I lowered the oven temperature but if you prefer a darker color keep the oven temperature as is. For 1 loaf. Recipe by Lesser Panda

This is the milk bread sold in Asian stores. It is soft like commercial bread, but sweet and milky. Perfect for sandwiches, toast, etc.You know how some bakers say, you can't make bread stressed out? It's true. When making your dough, you cannot stress about time. Knead as much as you can until you hit the right consistency. Watch a movie when letting the dough rise. Go out for your walk when you are proofing. Pay attention to the smell and peek in the oven to see how it looks instead of letting the timer run out.

Inspired from an Amish Milk Bread recipe

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