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/

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

Buns that go well with burgers are slightly sweet, soft, not very chewy and easy to bite through. This is a recipe with thought-out ingredient ratios to be used exclusively for hamburger buns. Please enjoy the buns with the patties in another recipe!I used shortening instead of butter on purpose. Please be sure to add the shortening later in the kneading process. Please be sure to use castor sugar (or superfine sugar).The oven is very hot so use thick oven mitts and be careful not to burn yourself. Recipe by Uniikura

I've always wanted to make my own hamburger buns at home and after following this simple and easy recipe I finally have made the best burger buns.

Light and softer than regular. I found it online a long time ago.

Goes great with my homemade Garlic and Herbs Juicy Lucy, Or for any burgers/ sandwiches!

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

I saw some cheap buns on sale, but homemade buns are the best! I made this a variation on the basic round bread roll.You can sandwich anything you like in the buns, homemade or storebought, or dinner leftovers! Please enjoy your original creation. Once you fill the buns, eat them the same day.Please dry any vegetables well beforehand.You can freeze the buns. Let them defrost at room temperature. Recipe by Choco makaron

I prefer low carb or no carb meals. But sometimes you just need that hamburger bun!! This is a good alternative. Have fun adding bacon bits, fresh garlic, and cheese, chopped onions...etc.

I wanted to make delicious hamburgers easily at home. Finish the 1st rising the day before, then just make the burgers in the morning in the microwave and bake the buns. I used the hamburger bun recipe by Dokintan as a guide for this recipe.I tried completing the 1st rising for the bun dough the day before, for when I am short on time. If you want to make the dough the day you're going to eat the burgers, reduce the milk by 10 g, choose the "quick bake" program of the bread machine, and take the dough out 40 minutes after you press start. The dough will have completed its 1st rising. From then on just rest for 10 minutes, and proceed to the 2nd rising. For 6 hamburgers. Recipe by Pokuchan

These buns are light, fluffy, and totally delicious!

Our family loves Mos Burger. But when we go as a family, it can get pretty costly.So, it's best to use what we have on hand, and make healthy whole wheat buns.Even my daughter's friend loves them.Try them with ready-made hamburgers or other filling of your choice.If you bake the buns without using a circular mold, take extra care when forming them. They're beautiful right out of the oven.As long as you divide the dough evenly into 8 to 10 buns, you should be able to bake them all at once.How about a Big Mac size bun for dad?McDonald's anyone? For 8 to 10 buns' worth. Recipe by Youtank