If you like a perfectly soft buns that last for 3 days try this recipe ❤️

These buttery soft and light dinner rolls are usually eat in dinner with soup or with butter.#bread

Made for breakfast! So soft and tasty!

I’m on my journey to find the best recipe for steamed buns or mantou. This is so far the best recipe I ever came across. Very fluffy, not too sweet, just the right balance of flavor and texture.

Dinner rolls are a kind of bun or bread usually eaten with butter. You can easily make this recipe to make super soft dinner rolls.

I moved to the US from Germany and figured out the easiest way to get good bread is doing it on my own.You also can use just whole wheat flour or put in for example pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds or onions.This is just a simple and fast ground mix, vary it as you like.Once it is done let it rest for ten minutes then cut a few slices and add butter and a little bit salt ;-)You also can toast it the next day and do sandwiches.Don't put it in a plastic bag, just cover it so it doesn't dry out completely till you ate it all.My grandma used to do bread soup with the dry leftovers, for this best cut it in slices and let it dry...

Goes great with my homemade Garlic and Herbs Juicy Lucy, Or for any burgers/ sandwiches!

Being dubbed by the Hong Kong government as one of its 480 intangible cultural heritages in June of 2014, pineapple buns are one of Hong Kong’s iconic baked goods. One might assume that these crispy yet soft and fluffy treats taste like pineapples but that’s not where its name came from. They were named after the appearance of their crispy top, which resembles the skin of a pineapple. Pineapple buns are commonly eaten for breakfast or afternoon tea.#mycookbook

Homemade jelly donuts fresh out of the fryer. They are filled with a good amount of strawberry jam. Feel free to use your favorite fruit jam. 🍓🍒🍇🍑🍊

HK-style pineapple buns, aka bolo bao, do not actually have pineapple as an ingredient. The name comes from the crunchy topping that loosely resembles a pineapple. They are a staple of Chinese bakeries in Hong Kong, and are good for breakfast (plain), lunch (as sandwich), tea time (with a slab of butter inside), or dessert (with ice cream)! (Recipe adapted from Sana @ Woman Scribbles)

Here is a recipe that requires arm workout for 10-15 minutes. 💪😊 Just kidding. We can surely resort to a stand mixer if needed. I just find it quite therapeutic to knead bread every once in a while. Especially with a not too sticky dough like this. Also, feel free to portion the dough to a much bigger size with this same recipe. Enjoy!

Delicious American Soft Buns