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 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

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 learned this from my mother.It's also delicious if you use 220 g of bread flour and 30 g of cake flour. Recipe by cafe0305

I wanted to make a bread for my daughter to have at breakfast.If you half the amount of water and use milk instead, it'll turn out to be even more delicious.If you don't like shaping dough, make them into spheres (Look at Step 6) and you can just put them in the baking tray as is and bake them straight away. Recipe by Mahha mama

It's a flavorful bread, the crust is crispy, the inside is moist and fluffy!

This soft-crusted bread is an absolutely perfect addition to any sandwich. This recipe can be made as written for one loaf, or multiplied according to your need. The included photos are from a double batch (2 loaves).

My youngest son said he wanted to eat brown sugar bread!It might seem like there's a lot of brown sugar, but with just 50 g, I thought the flavor wasn't so nice, and it wasn't sweet enough.If you cut it soon after baking, you won't get a very clean cut. Allow to cool on a rack on top of a newspaper, etc., and cover with a paper bag to keep it from drying out. Please cut it after it's cooled. Recipe by Toshihaya

Since I'm such a lightweight, I can't drink Kubota sake, but since I want to indulge in it, too, I made this bread.I tried some fancy bread that used a 20-year-old sake lees called "kinsei" and loved it, and it got me interested in sake and sake lees.Be careful not to let the pot boil over when softening the rice. With the regular water content of sake and rice, the dough will be sticky and wet, so dust your work surface with flour, and reduce the amount of water. The photo shows the bread with 50% extra strong flour. Recipe by Osshosan