Fluffy Moist Anpan (Bread Roll filled with Anko)

I want to eat sweet anpan whenever I'm tired...I used rice flour which does not contain any gluten. You can also use top grade flour (joshinko).You can use your own favourite paste. Sweet potato paste is so delicious!Please adjust oven temperature and baking time depending on your oven. For 8 pieces. Recipe by geosmin

I wanted to make homemade anpan for my son, who loves anko. I used a bread dough recipe I like and adapted it.※ I used the "dough" program on a Panasonic bread machine.※ Have the unsalted butter at room temperature.※ I used a Sharp brand oven to proof the dough.※ I usually use castor sugar for bread,but the recipe I used this time called for light brown sugar. Use whatever sugar you like. Recipe by Banyangarden

I folded in the anko into the dough instead of using it as a filling.You could use chestnut cream or peanut butter. The rice flour gives the bread a sticky texture but it's also delicious with cafe flour. Recipe by Kearisa

I was given a lot of anko, so I made some anko-filled bread rolls.When wrapping the anko, make sure to securely close up the dough. Otherwise the anko will leak out while baking. For 12 rolls. Recipe by Yun

Fluffy rolls and pastries made from this dough won't harden even after they've cooled down. I tried out various sweet bread dough recipes and this is the result.Bring the margarine to room temperature and cut it up before adding it to your bread maker. If you can, scatter the yeast around in the ingredients and let sit in the bread maker for one minute before starting the machine. Recipe by commeline

I'm proud to present this recipe! I make these rolls all the time.I usually use instant yeast for this.- Keep your eye on the bread and adjust the time and temperature according to your oven.- Halve the amount of ingredients when making half the amount.The chocolate variation is our family's standard bread. It's even more delicious to eat on the day after, when the chocolate has hardened again! Recipe by yukanosuke

I thought it would be pretty useful if I had a recipe for simple, basic bread.These are really easy to make so please give them a try.When kneading you don't kneed to slap the dough down on the counter etc. It's fine if you just gently knead.You can make really great bread, even if you don't have a bread maker. Recipe by Pipiyo

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 sweet potatoes, so I made this filled bread. Recipe by Panko625

I wanted to try baking bread with rice flour, so I thought of this arrangement.Handle them gently while forming into balls. Recipe by kurikuro

I wanted to enjoy the green tea that was given to me in the morning as wellThe dough is so simple and easy to work with.If you have any leftover green tea leaves, please try this recipe! For 5 small bread rolls (doubled). Recipe by cafe0305

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 had lots of frozen koshi-an my mother gave me... So I made anpan with a regular ingredient ratio and an idea for pretty dough shapes that I got from a recipe website. The result was a light anpan.Dust with flour if needed when shaping the dough.Keep an eye on the anpan and adjust the oven temperature and baking time accordingly. Recipe by arare*

I've been making these since I first tried Saint Marc Cafe's mugwort bread 10 years ago (though I've fiddled around with the quantities a bit).I like bean paste, so I use around 30 to 40 g in each bun (if you use too much, it'll become difficult to wrap up).If you want a stronger fragrance and flavor of mugwort, reduce the quantity of anko to as much as 10 g. Recipe by Kokubocchi

I created this recipe because I wanted to eat healthy and slightly sweet plain bread rolls.Close the seams firmly in Step 4. Recipe by Sweetpy

I wanted to make bread that would taste sweet like a cake.I used the ingredient ratios of Rika Sakamoto's almond cream as the base for my recipe.About the eggs.... First, crack open 2, beat, and set aside 30 g for the dough and 40 g for the cream. Set aside the rest for glazing. You can use salted butter for this recipe. Recipe by Sweetpy

I was going to make white bread rolls using rice flour, and when I rounded off the dough I wanted to make a pull-apart bread instead so I made a white pull-apart bread.I used a pan with a non-stick coating, but I lined the bottom with kitchen parchment paper anyway so that the bread would be easy to take out.If the top is getting browned during baking, cover with aluminum foil. Recipe by Anmika

I suddenly had the idea to use these fillings in bread, and the result was delicious!It's okay to transfer the fillings to a plate. The most important thing is to let the fillings cool completely.Keep an eye on the bread as it bakes, as the baking time may vary depending on your oven.Bread dough leavened with natural starter takes time to rise.Add chopped octopus or squid to the dough. Recipe by Raichi

I had a lot of frozen gyoza dumplings. And I thought, there are gyoza hot dogs, so why not gyoza bread rolls? So I made these.If you make the folds as big as possible, the rolls will look more gyoza-like. Recipe by Akoppa

I've never had flavoured bread rolls with granulated sugar on top before...Before the second rising, please shape a more slim shape than in the image. For 5 rolls. Recipe by Mamyuchoko

I thought a coppe-pan that had a honey fragrance should be tasty, so I tried making it.When forming the rolls, try not to trap any air bubbles on the inside. If you don't seal the seams securely closed, they'll come apart during the 2nd rising!If the tops are not browned enough, bake for another 5 minutes, or raise the oven temperature to 190°C first and bake for another 5 minutes. For 5 rolls. Recipe by yaburie

I made these for my boyfriend, who's never had koppe-pan before. I wanted to make a simple bread that had a subtle sweet flavor when you chewed on it.＊This is a relatively easy dough to handle, so I think that even beginners can make this bread. I urge you to try this out, so that you can experience the deliciousness of freshly baked bread.＊There is going to be some discrepancy between my oven and yours, so please adjust the temperature as you need to. I've specified rather high oven temperatures, so I think it's best to start baking the rolls at 200 °C (400 °F). Recipe by Chibikoro

I made some orange peel and wanted to use it up.If you are using non-Japanese flour, increase the amount of water.Store-bought orange peels are fine, but homemade peel is best for its fragrance.See "Easy Homemade Orange Peels" Recipe by Panko625

I was just thinking that I hadn't made nikuman for a while. My goal was to make pork buns similar to those from a particular famous restaurant in Osaka, but these came out so juicy that they're more like jumbo-sized soup dumplings! Super tasty though!!You can also mix and knead the dough by hand rather than in a bread maker. If you roll the dough circles too thin, the moisture inside the buns will leak through, so be careful of this. Be sure to pinch the buns very tightly closed. Instead of onions, you can finely chop about a 10 cm section of the thick white stem part of Napa cabbage leaves. With this substitution it won't be as sweet and the flavor will be milder. Recipe by Tomumaro

These are easy to shape so I usually pack these in my bento lunchbox. I fill the rolls with chocolate, stewed apples, leftover kinpira burdock stir-fry, or patties. You won't be able to tell they are made with leftovers.Sprinkle with granulated sugar instead of powdered cheese if you're adding sweet fillings.I use low-fat milk, but you can use any kind of milk.Add the butter after kneading the mixture of the ingredients in your bread machine and the dough starts to come together. The dough will become smoother (add the butter 8 to 10 minutes after you start kneading). Recipe by putimiko

I made this because my husband loves cream pastries.You can also make them into simple round shapes. Recipe by Panko625

I was wondering if I could make a character out of a bread roll.The parts won't come off easily if you use mayonnaise to stick them on!I think you can avoid squashing the bread if you heat the knife over a flame before cutting. Recipe by Mai*Mai

A bakery near where I used to live, sold kabocha squash bread. I used to love the simple sweetness and bright color. I felt nostalgic about it and wanted to have it again, so I borrowed ideas from several places to come up with this similar recipe. It's been a big success!Adjust the amount of water added depending on how watery the kabocha squash you use is.Use whatever kabocha squash paste you like. I made mine like this: I added 40g of sugar to 150 g of microwaved and cooked kabocha squash, and microwaved the mixture again to evaporate some of the moisture. Recipe by Kechauru recipe

I wanted to make some light sesame bread.If you are making this in a bread making machine, then you can add the olive oil in from the beginning. Add in the sesame last to avoid crush it. It will be fragrant if you sauté the sesames beforehand. The absorption rate will change a bit if you change flours, so you will need to make adjustments once without adding more water. Use 240 g to start with and adjust from there if you are are using domestic flour. Recipe by Pitarou