I made this using a bread maker, but you can knead it by hand. We love sliders but we can't find the perfect buns for them. You can glaze the top with yolk and sprinkle toasted sesame seeds on top for better finish.This recipe will yield about a dozen buns, more or less. If the buns are too thick, cut and remove the middle part. You can use this for sandwiches later!When you are making bread, sometimes you need to add more flour or fluid. Check the consistency of the dough and add flour or fluid accordingly.

Having been confined at home for several weeks, I'm craving for a good cheeseburger. Unfortunately, it is really hard to find ready-to-eat hamburger buns in supermarkets where I live, in Japan.Cooking time says 4 hours, but most of it is waiting! Just make sure you're getting started early enough to have your buns ready when it's time to assemble burgers.I found this recipe online and made a few adjustments before my first time baking:- converted all quantities to metric- adjusted for 4 buns- reduced sugarGiving credit where it's due, here's a link to the original: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/233652/homemade-hamburger-buns/

This is a remix of the "Giant Cinnamon Twists" by pattij424. Makes about 12 Cinnamon Buns.

This should be bad instruction recipe ..but buns is so soft and delicious :)

This is another recipe for buns. The taste changes depending on how you cook them! These griddle-cooked or pan-fried buns are just as soft and fluffy as steamed buns, and they are hard to mess up too! They're easier and quicker to make than steamed buns!If the buns are hard to wrap, reduce the amount of filling.The chopped chives tend to become soggy, so mix them into the filling just before you form the buns. For 4 servings, 12 buns. Recipe by Masako Bishoku

The best cinnamon buns you will ever eat.I made half of the dough and I got 8 buns out of it. If you want that too, just half all the ingredients. I used a teaspoon oil instead of the yolk and it worked perfectly fine.

I used to make buns with recipes for hard hamburger buns, but I was looking for a softer variation that blends well with the filling. This recipe makes soft and delicious buns without any trouble.Usually there's a lot of rules for baking, but you can make this nice and easy by mixing everything together for primary fermentation, then divide for secondary fermentation. Eat as it is, or toast. The dough will settle down and be firmer from the next day. For 18 after dividing dough into 50 g portions. Recipe by mitesolo

This is the dough I like to make when preparing meat buns.Translator's note: 551 Horai is a restaurant chain in Japan that is famous for it's meat buns.As you can see from the picture, the seam is facing down. I recommend this trick to beginners, since it prevents the buns from splitting open. Recipe by kkomugi

This Fluffy Hot Cross Buns are better than the store-bought. It tastes great with salted butter spread.Note :Recipe is in Australian Standard Metric measuring tools (cups, spoons and weighing scale)#mycookbook#buns#bread#roti#starch#hotcrossbuns#breakfast#lunch#dinner

This was a spin off of a failed attempt at pretzels that I ate at the Hofbrauhaus in Munich, Germany. I love pretzels buns too so it turned out great.

I’m on my journey to find the best recipe for steamed buns or mantou. This is so far the best recipe I ever came across. Very fluffy, not too sweet, just the right balance of flavor and texture.

I wanted to try making hamburger buns out of ordinary bread dough.The pictures I used feature dough balls that are 70~75 g -- a little on the light side. The main profile picture (showing the hamburger patties) have buns made from 80 g balls of dough. They can become a little tall, so if you want to cut them into 3 slices, so weigh the dough to 80-85 g. Recipe by Narimofugi