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

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 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

For Totoro-loving kids!When forming the Totoros, make sure they are flat.The cookie dough should be rolled out thinly to get a nice finish. Recipe by Rapuu

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

The simmered apples were very easy to make, so I tried them as a bread filling.Adjust the bread baking time in Step 9 depending on how it looks.Adjust the amount of water used when making the icing if needed. (It should be rather stiff.)You can sprinkle in some cinnamon powder when rolling in the cooked apples if you like. Recipe by Hokkori-no

I just wanted to use up some leftover plain yogurt, so I added a lot of it.The dough is made simply by mixing yogurt into it, but I didn't want to go out of my way to make something extra to top the bread but I still wanted some sort of simple topping, so I was pondering this problem for a while.I used a 21 cm frying pan with a removable handle to bake this bread. A 21 cm frying pan can hold about 346 ml, but an 18 cm square baking pan can hold about 324 ml. So the bread should come out to about the same size. Calculate the capacity of whatever pan you want to use to bake the bread in this way. For a domed bread loaf, just put the dough in the pan. For a square Pullman type loaf, calculate the amount of dough by dividing the capacity of the pan by 3.5. Recipe by Osshosan

I studied various recipes to make my favorite super-simple bread dough.Change the shape to make various pastries. See what you can come up with. Recipe by Sachirepi

I tried to come up with an original recipe using "Secret Apple Filling". I tried all sorts of complicated recipes, but in the end I settled on this simple bread recipe.Be sure to close the seam tightly in Step 19, or the rolls may burst open when rising. Also, be sure to drain the apple filling well before spreading it on the dough. Recipe by Wagamamahime

I baked these bread for lunch.Though it maybe be harder to cut and some of the filling may tumble off, these are best topped with lots of filling. Use the side of your knife to transfer the cut rolls to the baking tray. Serve this with drinks and you have your lunch complete. Recipe by tottokoc

I don't have a bread machine but I wanted to make bread. I've been making bread with this method for more than 10 years. The recipe was taken from an old book and adapted to my preferences. I cut down on the 2nd rising time a bit.You can use this dough for many kinds of bread, so try combining it with delicious ingredients. Recipe by minmin!

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