*I learned this method of shaping the dough from a friend. It's cute, but I thought it lacked something without any filling, so I added walnuts and chocolate. After trying out various fillings, I decided to upload this version of the recipe.I haven't really investigated whether this method of shaping dough has already been uploaded, but I did so anyway for my own records!*Low-moisture or solid fillings work best, such as the chocolate bits used here, well drained stewed apples, anko and so on. High moisture ingredients like mayonnaise and jam are hard to roll up. Whatever you use, don't overfill the dough.*If you make a savory bread as described in Step 13, try topping the rolls after the 2nd rising with mayonnaise before baking. For 5 breads. Recipe by putimiko

Butter roll dough is the basic type used for snack breads.I have tried various ratios, and I am still experimenting...But this recipe is by far the best, so here it is.You can use margarine instead of butter! I used unsalted butter, so if using salted butter, reduce the amount of salt to about half.The standard-sized egg weighs approximately as follows;Medium-small size: 52 gExtra large sizes: 76 g (This is what I heard.)Use any leftover egg to glaze the rolls.When filling the rolls with sweet fillings, you can lessen the sweetness of your dough by reducing the amount of sugar to 10～18 g（or 5～9 g for 8 rolls). Recipe by Funwarishokora

Butter rolls are too much work to form into shapes, so I tried baking dinner roll-style buns with egg and a generous amount of butter.When you are brushing with the beaten egg, please be gentle so that you won't damage the dough. Recipe by Mamyuchoko

Bread rolls were the first kind of bread I ever made. I made these rolls with my favourite dough.When the dough is not stretching well, cover with a tightly wrung out kitchen towel and let it sit for a little while.I used about 1/2 an egg for the dough and the remaining for the glaze. Recipe by Maria358

It is the recipe from Tintinrayner. Thank you aunty Tintin.I rebake it and it is totally soft even after 3 days.

This is a variation on regular bread rolls.The ideal temperature to raise the dough is 105°F/40°C. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Kokoacchi

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

This is our family's standard bread dough. I used to use less butter in it, but I wanted the dough to have a more silky texture, so I settled on this amount.If dusting your work surface, use as little flour as possible!Make sure the dough doesn't dry out when it is rising or resting!When forming the dough, don't touch it more than is necessary!Bake this dough at high temperature for a short time!As long as you pay attention to these points, I guarantee that you can make delicious, light as air bread. ( Recipe by Keichannopatoka-

I love this bread. It would be better if you use premium bread flour.

I wanted to make a bread that'd be soft and delicious the next day, and that kids could eat with their hands.It's simple, so I don't have any tips in particular.Knead the dough thoroughly for a properly soft texture.If you don't have any milk, use 170 ml of water for bread that'll be plenty delicious. For 6-8 rolls. Recipe by Hinanonnyan

I baked my usual white bread in a ring shaped pan since I like larger sized bread better than small sized ones.The dough is rather sticky so dust with flour when working with it.If you want to make a pure white bread, cover with aluminum foil when you lower the temperature. Lightly browned breads are just as cute. You can omit the foil and bake until your desired golden brown color. Remember to keep an eye on it as it bakes. Recipe by La Land

As we are counting down to Christmas and the new year, I thought it is a good time to make chocolate wreath. It is layered with homemade chocolate spread but feel free to use nutella or any of your favorite kind. #12plates