I created this bread to use up leftover kaya jam. In order to retain the fragrance of the coconut milk, I didn't use milk, eggs, or oil, and they turned out to be delicious.Just mix all the ingredients. Kaya jam easily blends into the batter, so you won't have any lumps. Adjust the steaming time according to your steamer. Since the sweetness of the kaya jam varies depending on the type, when you get to Step 3, taste, and adjust the sweetness. Recipe by Mitsuko nesan

I watched a video online how to make this and tried it my own way. Here is my recipe for this delicious bread :) This will be my go-to recipe for bread from now on. :P

This plate is token of love #heart for my family on Valentine’s Day morning . Its so simple but very delicious. My kids reaction was just wow and plate got finished in no time. Just loved our breakfast, Try the recipe and make your morning table full of love and attractive. #Heart

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I was wondering if steamed cake would be good with jam.Please cover the lid of the steamer with a towel! Recipe by Tomomaki0313

Gluten free!! Using Egg, yogurt

Here is an easy brunch/dessert recipe inspired by Mardi Gras and New Orleans

All time favourite.few ingredients and amazing dish is ready.

Since school started today I decided to bake some banana bread for my kids so they can pack it for snack and lunch or eat it for breakfast!

I don't like the jam filling coming out from the bread so I tried several times to make jam bread filled with thickened jam, which I learned in my bread class. The explanation of how to shape each bun might be confusing...have a try if you fancy.At Step 7 try not to stretch the dough when folding the dough in half by scraping the dough, using a scraper.At Step 9 when you seal the dough, raise the dough slightly and you can seal the joints tightly. For 6 buns. Recipe by Hiremama

Since it was getting hot, my children were starting to crave ice cream. That's why I put together this recipe. I wanted to make an easy ice cream that was safe for my kids to eat. You won't end up giving them too much since they're in small portions. Also perfect to serve for desserts.I bought my small silicon cups at a ¥100 store, and they came in a set of four. They really come in handy when making ice cream. You could also use an ice cube tray, but in that case, try to use ones made of silicon because it's easier to remove the ice cream. I've only eye-balled the jam amount, so adjust to your liking. For 10 small silicon cups worth. Recipe by miyuki12