Light and Fluffy Walnut Bread in a Bread Machine

My family likes soft walnut bread and I was making it for my family. The shape of the bread is the same, but I altered the recipe because I wasn't quite happy with the dough.This bread is very soft as you put yogurt and honey in the dough. If you don't have butter, use 20 g of shortening and 6 g of salt instead!! For 10 portions. Recipe by Kobayanchan

It's apple season now, so I combined our family's signature recipe for apple pie filling, with soft and fluffy milk bread to make apple bread.※I use a Panasonic Home Bakery bread machine, and set it to the Bread Dough program.※Bring unsalted butter to room temperature before adding it to the bread machine.※I used a SHARP oven to raise the dough.※I normally use white sugar for bread, but I used light brown sugar this time. Please use whichever you prefer. Recipe by Banyangarden

I aimed to recreate the walnut rolls from the Little Mermaid Bakeries (a chain of bakeries in Japan).If your bread machine chops the walnuts up too finely, add the walnuts 5 to 10 minutes later, or instead of adding them to the bread machine, knead some chopped walnuts into the dough when you form the rolls.The ratio of whole wheat to bread flour is as follows: For a tender crumb, use 100 g whole wheat and 140 g bread flour; for a sturdier, denser crumb use 140 g whole wheat to 100 g bread flour. Please adjust between those ranges to your taste. For 12 rolls. Recipe by Kokubocchi

I love white bread and I make it often. This year, we harvested a lot of kabocha squash, so I added some to this bread.I always microwave a lot of kabocha squash to use in bread, and freeze it in 50 g batches.I used some of that frozen kabocha squash this time too.If you adjust the amount of sugar depending on the sweetness and moisture of the kabocha squash you have, you can make bread that is to your taste. For 12 rolls. Recipe by Nusadoa

I tried various recipes and I finally settled on this one.If you use 170 ml of milk, the dough will be softer and become more fluffy. (I recommend using 160 ml when the temperature is high.) Adjust the baking temperature between 180-210°C depending on your oven. Don't bake for too long! For 8 portions. Recipe by Yuchimegyuu

I love walnuts and dried fruit, so I blended in some rye flour that was in the freezer to make this bread.This is also delicious made just with bread flour.Use whatever dried fruit you like. I used mixed dried fruit this time.If you have raisins coated with oil (wax), rinse them in hot water and pat dry completely before using. (Otherwise your dough will be sticky.) For one 20 cm [7.9 in] banneton shape. Recipe by putimiko

I wanted to make the milk-flavored bread that I ate often when I was a child. After trial and error, I succeeded with this regular milk sandwich bread. This sandwich bread stays forever fluffy.This goes well with about anything so try making different variations.When making the chocolate version or the low fat version, be sure to adjust the amount of sugar and butter used.I now always use about 15 g transfat-free shortening, along with soy milk and butter.Microwave gently to make it fluffy again. Recipe by Hyo-mi

I'm not good at rolling filled dough, so this method was easier.When dividing the dough into 12 portions, use a sharp knife and cut it through from the top to the bottom, then it will cut neatly. Even if the shapes are not perfect, when you arrange them on a baking sheet, you can reshape them.The baking time is just a suggestion, so adjust it according to your oven. Recipe by Raburimei

I changed around the recipe for "Basic Bread Maker Loaf You'll Never Tire Of"and came up with a fluffy white bread.If you slightly shorten the last proofing and add some steam when baking it will help to prevent the bread from creasing.Please adjust the temperature and cooking time according to your oven. Recipe by happy sky

I wanted to eat a moist, rich bread...I put lots of butter on top too so it's a bit high in calories.✿ This dough is is relatively high in sugar which causes it to burn more easily, so please keep and eye on it and cover with a piece of foil if needed.✿ If you are making 1 bread-machine loaf: I think it should go without any problems using the ingredient amounts listed as described in step 6. Recipe by Mamu

I've always wanted to make a bread that has the fragrance of my favorite tea, and I achieved that here. I used my popular apple pie filling this time too.I use a Panasonic Home Bakery, and select the "Dough with raisins" program.Please bring the unsalted butter to room temperature before using.Castor sugar is usually used for bread, but I used light brown sugar in this recipe. Choose whichever you prefer. Recipe by Banyangarden

A recipe for a pullman loaf baked in a square pan without the lid.Letting it rest and punching down the dough to release the gas is troublesome but important, so do it properly. Recipe by Nana mama chan

I love the combination of dried pineapple and butter. It's really fragrant with walnuts added.Adjust the amounts of pineapple and walnut to your liking. When you make this with your usual bread recipe, add butter. It goes really well with pineapple. Recipe by Punimarukono haha

I wanted to make bread for my son with lots of his favorite milk, and so this milk bread recipe was born.Bread machine used: Panasonic (1 loaf type). I selected the 'bread dough' setting.The unsalted butter should be at room temperature.I used a SHARP oven for the rising of the dough.Usually white sugar is used for making bread, but I used soft brown sugar. You can use whichever you like. Recipe by Banyangarden

On June 5th, this recipe was ranked number 1 in popular searches! On January 23rd, it became a featured recipe. You can make fluffy, authentic bread with this recipe!The origin of this recipeOriginally, this was a recipe for sandwich bread. I wanted to try the dough course on my bread machine, and it turned out so delicious that I decided to keep the steps for myself.

I made this chocolate marble bread at my children's request.An important point of Step 8 is to leave space for the dough to rise after you put it back in the bread pan.The second rising may not be long enough when made in a bread machine so the pattern may come out a bit checkered.Personally, I think it might be better to let the dough rise for a second time, then bake it in the oven, but it tastes just as good made in a bread machine, and you can still see a nice marbled pattern. Recipe by Nagiry

I came up with this recipe because I wanted to make a bread using cooked apples and that would still be good the day after it was baked. It's really light and fluffy when freshly-baked! It's even moister the next day and still soft! Great for breakfast or as a snack.This dough is fairly easy to handle, but dust it with flour if you find it sticks. Make the icing almost too hard at first, and thin with milk a tiny bit at a time. Bake the dough in a pound cake pan, or individual cups. Recipe by Toiroiro

No need to mix this cake! No need to prep a pound cake tin! By using pancake mix, you skip the chore of measuring and sifting flour! I'm really into making simple pound cakes in a bread machine now.I used my popular apple pie filling to make an apple cake this time.♥I used a Panasonic Home Bakery bread machine to make this. Your bread machine may differ, so please follow its instructions for baking cakes.♥By scraping down the flour on the inside of the pan halfway through, the surface of the cake will bake up very nice and evenly. Recipe by Banyangarden

It doesn't matter if I'm making sweet bread or savory bread this is the dough that I always start out with. When baked, it's fluffy and fresh, but the next day it will still be delicious and soft.If you don't have milk, you can use water and 2 tablespoons of skim milk powder. Recipe by mio*.

I'm worried about the amount of bad cholesterol that my family is consuming, so I decided to come up with an oil-free, low-cholesterol bread recipe.If you enjoy a little less salt, then feel free to reduce the amount of salt. If you like sweeter bread, then add some sugar.Of course you can also use regular milk too.With the measurements of the flour, it's just supposed to reach a combined weight of 250 g. So don't sweat it if it's not exact!!This is fantastic for babies too. Recipe by Llimona

I'm trying to consume 100% rice flour at some point everyday, so I added it to some already chewy bread and arrived at this. It made it fluffy, too!If you want to use margarine or salted butter, then reduce the amount of salt to 3 g.I just set my machine to the bread making course and let it cook the dough.I use an MK bread maker 100% of the time. Recipe by eterno

I really liked the sweet, soft, and moist walnut bread from a bakery when I was in college. Most walnut bread is hard with a lean taste, but I really miss the bread from that bakery, and I think I have come close to the taste.Brown sugar is rich and its sweetness goes the best with walnuts, so I recommend using it the most. I added in a bit of maple syrup to give it a moist texture. You can also use honey. Please sprinkle with a bit of powder when working with this if you need it. It might be tastier cooled than when freshly baked. For 6. Recipe by Dokintan

I created this recipe because I had lots of carrots. ♪ I baked them at a low temperature since I wanted to make bread rolls that were fluffy even when cooled.When you are making lines in the surface, press firmly, but be careful not to spoil the shape of the dough. Recipe by Dokintan

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-

By not only using bread flour but also cake flour, you can make your bread even better!It turns out really fluffy and soft !I uploaded this for my own reference as well. Recipe by Nachi

I love wine, so I wanted to make a 100% wine bread.After changing the ingredient ratios several times, I was finally able to make a bread I was satisfied with!I used malt powder since I had it on hand, but you can omit it.If you leave the malt powder out, the bread will be even more wine colored.You can use cheap wine or leftover wine. For 6 rolls. Recipe by Himekichi

This recipe is a variation of "Yello Kabocha Squash Bread"As the grated carrots contain a lot of liquid, this recipe uses less milk than the kabocha squash bread. Recipe by Kokubocchi

I bought a ton of extra-strong bread flour. However, using a lot of it at once is kind of a waste, so I blended the strong flour and cake flour to make my own, and made the dough with it. This dough is suitable for either sweet bread or savory bread. If you don't have extra-strong bread flour, use 240 g of bread flour and 60g of cake flour.Adjust the heat of the milk based on the season, and adjust the amount of milk as well based on the season and how floury the dough is.This dough is very easy to make.It won't get hard the next day and will still be delicious.All you need to do to recreate the freshly baked fluffiness is just heat it up in a 500w microwave for 20 seconds. Recipe by Gyaomama

I wanted to make my daughter's favorite marble bread in an extremely simple way .I used sugarless cocoa.The marble pattern will be clearer if the dough is a bit stiff, so please adjust the amount of water.You can divide the remaining dough from Step 4 into 2~3 portions and then put it back. Recipe by Jinpiyo

I like dense and chewy bread, but depending on what you want to make sometimes a light bread is more suitable. For example, for bread with things kneaded into the dough, a lighter dough is better as it won't be so stretchy. And if the toppings/additions are on the heavy side, a light-textured bread is nicer. So this is a light-textured version of my basic sweet bread dough, for when you need it.Since this dough has a relatively high moisture content, it's easy to knead. It is a bit sticky though, so you will need to flour your work surfaces. Recipe by Yukiline