I thought of this after seeing fried bread on TV that used yogurt.Try to use a 700-800 ml microwaveable dish. If you separate the batter into cups or silicone molds, the batter may be shallow and harden upon cooking. Keep a close eye on the bread while you bake it. Recipe by melodine

I had a black banana that I forgot for a while and leftover yogurt in the fridge. I thought they should be ok once they are cooked, so I made steamed bread using them and pancake mix. It turned out light and mildly sweet.I used 12 small cups this time, and I steamed them for 7 minutes, but if you are using larger cups, increase the steaming time. Insert a bamboo skewer to make sure it's cooked through.The amount of banana is approximate.You can replace the milk with yogurt. Recipe by Karian

Here's my take on making steamed bread, which is super popular nowadays. Try this recipe if you're too troubled to bring out the steamer, since you can also prepare some easily in a frying pan.To prevent the hot water splashing onto the bread, be extra careful with the amount of water you use. Also take care when you're removing it from the pan. You can prevent the hot water from dripping if you double the liners (or place muffin cups inside), in which case you'd only need to lift out the cups inside. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

This time I added raisins into the batter.To prevent the hot water splashing onto the bread, be extra careful with the amount of water you use. Also take care when you're removing it from the pan. You can prevent the hot water from dripping if you double the liners (or place muffin cups inside), in which case you'd only need to lift out the cups inside. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

At first, I mixed in some grated cheese to make cheese steamed bread, but it didn't taste cheesy enough. So I tried with cream cheese, and it was perfect!To prevent the hot water splashing onto the bread, be extra careful with the amount of water you use. Also take care when you're removing it from the pan. You can prevent the hot water from dripping if you double the liners (or place muffin cups inside), in which case you'd only need to lift out the cups inside. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

I used brown sugar instead of regular white sugar.To prevent the hot water splashing onto the bread, be extra careful with the amount of water you use. Also take care when you're removing it from the pan. You can prevent the hot water from dripping if you double the liners (or place muffin cups inside), in which case you'd only need to lift out the cups inside. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

Here's my take on making steamed bread, which is super popular nowadays. Try this recipe if you're too troubled to bring out the steamer, since you can also prepare some easily in a frying pan.To prevent the hot water splashing onto the bread, be extra careful with the amount of water you use. Also take care when you're removing it from the pan. You can prevent the hot water from dripping if you double the liners (or place muffin cups inside), in which case you'd only need to lift out the cups inside. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

I based this recipe on the way you cook the traditional Japanese snack, "Gantsuki". This steamed bread is delicious, fluffy, and moist the next day too ♪ Their mild flavour makes them a great snack for kids.Just be careful of the condensation in the steamer! It will make fluffy bread go gooey so be careful when you put the lid on. If you use a domed lid the condensation will run to the edges and stay away from the bread. ※ Even though this bread contains vinegar, it won't taste sour. Recipe by kebeibiko

This yuzu teawas so delicious, so I wanted to use it to make steamed bread.To prevent the hot water splashing onto the bread, be extra careful with the amount of water you use. Also take care when you're removing it from the pan. You can prevent the hot water from dripping if you double the liners (or place muffin cups inside), in which case you'd only need to lift out the interior cups. Recipe by Pukuttopukumaru

I wanted to make easy and economical steamed bread using only one egg.You don't need to worry to much about what order you add the ingredients in. Just mix everything to make a smooth batter. If you want to make the cream cheese version, add the milk and cream cheese to a pot and melt, then combine with the other ingredients (You can use the microwave too.) Recipe by Ringokoucha

I got this recipe from Taste of Home Magazine years ago and I love it. Everytime I make pancakes, I always use this recipe.

I love cheesecake, but cream cheese is expensive, so I made it with grated cheese and yogurt.I received some questions about yogurt and cheese.I use unsweetened plain yogurt.2 tablespoons of grated cheese is just a suggested amount, so if you like a rich flavour, increase the amount. Recipe by Rachis.