Our family just loves super soft and slightly sweet bread. So I decided to wrap in some apples and honey.Seal the sides quickly during Step 6 and proceed to the next, since if you take too much time doing so, the honey will start to come out. If the bread doesn't come out easily at Step 10, take it out after inserting a knife between the bread and mold. This bread might also rise quite a bit, so check up on it starting around 15 minutes into baking and place an aluminum foil up top if necessary. Recipe by caramel-cookie

I came up with this recipe because I wanted to eat sweet and sour bread made with plenty of cranberries. I used honey instead of sugar for the sweetness. I tried making the bread with my own ratio of ingredients and it turned out to be delicious, so I uploaded the recipe.If you don't have a loaf pan, you can form the dough into a ball and bake. I think it will look nice and cute.The bread will be tasty enough to eat as is. For 1 loaf. Recipe by YUZUMAMAN

I fell in love with some cute apple bread that my cooking teacher showed me a picture of. I had a lot of apples and thought my kids would like it so made some apple shaped apple bread.If you put in custard cream, cream cheese, cheese, caramel, or etc. with the apple you can enjoy a lot of different flavors. Recipe by mi*co

I wanted to make a bread that would be a hit with the kids, so I came up with a strongly honey flavored cookie bread. Both the bread dough and the cookie dough have lots of honey in them! When freshly baked these are very crispy, and after some time they turn soft and tender. They're not just popular with kids, they're a hit with adults too!There's a generous amount of cookie dough in the recipe, so you can use a lot of it as topping. When the buns are still hot out of the oven you can't really taste them properly, so wait until they have cooled down a bit so that the cookie part is crispy. ♪ When the buns are completely cooled they become soft and moist. If you warm them up a bit in a toaster oven, they'll become crispy again! Recipe by Toiroiro

When it is apple season and there are a lot of apples at the grocery store, I start to crave this bread.Line the pan with parchment paper (to make it easier to remove from the oven).Adjust the amount of sugar added to the apples to your preference.You can also top it with apricot jam mixed with some hot water. It will make the glaze bread, giving it a nice touch.This bread makes a good gift, so I bake it often. Recipe by DUFFYchan

I created this recipe because I simply wanted to make melon bread.When you dust the cookie dough with cake flour, it will be easier to handle.Make lines on the cookie dough without cutting through so that you won't see the bread dough. For 5 melon bread buns. Recipe by Nahomin

I wanted to eat maple melon breadI added shortening so that the crust stay crispy even on the next day.You can enjoy other flavors by exchanging the maple syrup with a coffee-flavored liquid or chocolate syrup.The cookie dough will be a little bit soft once mixed together, so let it sit in the refrigerator for about 1 hourUsing a pieces of plastic cling wrap to roll out and wrap your dough will make the process easier and nicer!It's better to proof the cookie dough at a lower temperature so it doesn't lose its shape. Recipe by Tarosan

I wanted to enjoy Kogyoku apples, which are in season, in a simple way, so I thought up a bread dough recipe that enhances the flavor of the apple.Make sure that the dough bakes into as round a shape as possible. Add the pumpkin seeds where you intend to put the pretzel sticks later on. I definitely recommend fresh tasting green raisins. I used Lys d'Or semi-strong flour. Recipe by Kyoufuko

I absolutely love fruit breads and apple bread is no exception. I've looked for the perfect recipe all over the internet and just couldn't find one that satisfied me. So I found a basic recipe on allrecipes.com and heavily modified it to create a delicious, spiced, moist apple bread perfect for any season!

#RealBreadWeek challenge I love the satisfaction I get from bread making. I am going to try some of the delicious looking recipes other cooks submitted!

I make this bread whenever I get some tasty honey! It's a recipe that's been perfected over many attempts.Since there are a lot of ingredients that tend to weigh down the dough, I've used a very strong (high gluten) bread flour for half the flour. You can use all-very high gluten bread flour, but please at least try using it for half the amount of flour.Adjust the amount of moisture depending on what kind of flour you use.When you grate the lemon zest, be sure to grate the yellow part only (and stay clear of the pith)! For five 10.5 cm [4.1 in] diameter rolls. Recipe by Pu-kosan