When I was thinking of what kind of bug bread to make, my husband said, "You could probably make ladybugs!" So I tried it out.The lady-bug outline can easily round out while baking, so press down firmly when shaping.This is really cute if you make the eyes small and the polka-dots big. Recipe by pitachan1

Bread rolls were the first kind of bread I ever made. I made these rolls with my favourite dough.When the dough is not stretching well, cover with a tightly wrung out kitchen towel and let it sit for a little while.I used about 1/2 an egg for the dough and the remaining for the glaze. Recipe by Maria358

I love this bread. It would be better if you use premium bread flour.

I wanted to make some bread that didn't overpower the flavour of the main meal it was served with.These rolls have a very slight salt flavour and are a convenient size.If you aren't thinking "Am I pressing down a bit too strongly?" when making the well in the bread, then you might not get a very good shape. Recipe by ducksoup

Butter rolls are too much work to form into shapes, so I tried baking dinner roll-style buns with egg and a generous amount of butter.When you are brushing with the beaten egg, please be gentle so that you won't damage the dough. Recipe by Mamyuchoko

I'm proud to present this recipe! I make these rolls all the time.I usually use instant yeast for this.- Keep your eye on the bread and adjust the time and temperature according to your oven.- Halve the amount of ingredients when making half the amount.The chocolate variation is our family's standard bread. It's even more delicious to eat on the day after, when the chocolate has hardened again! Recipe by yukanosuke

I tried to come up with an original recipe using "Secret Apple Filling". I tried all sorts of complicated recipes, but in the end I settled on this simple bread recipe.Be sure to close the seam tightly in Step 19, or the rolls may burst open when rising. Also, be sure to drain the apple filling well before spreading it on the dough. Recipe by Wagamamahime

A recipe that I've been playing with and tweaking for a couple of weeks now. I think I've finally got it where I want it.

So versatile, they are very nice when you add ingredients such as garlic and herbs to spice it up a bit also!

I wanted to make cute-looking bread using my leftover custard and anko paste.This is a delicious dough even without the custard or an paste, so eat them by themselves, or add in your favorite filling.I changed the photo for the black cocoa version. Please choose whichever method you prefer.Shut off the bread machine after making the dough. Take the cocoa wetted with about 1 teaspoon water, mix into half of the divided dough, return it to the bread maker, and switch it on!It will mix up nicely in about 5 minutes. (You can also mix it by kneading it by hand.)Please adjust the baking time and temperature according to your household oven. Recipe by Youtank

These are easy to shape so I usually pack these in my bento lunchbox. I fill the rolls with chocolate, stewed apples, leftover kinpira burdock stir-fry, or patties. You won't be able to tell they are made with leftovers.Sprinkle with granulated sugar instead of powdered cheese if you're adding sweet fillings.I use low-fat milk, but you can use any kind of milk.Add the butter after kneading the mixture of the ingredients in your bread machine and the dough starts to come together. The dough will become smoother (add the butter 8 to 10 minutes after you start kneading). Recipe by putimiko

I made some orange peel and wanted to use it up.If you are using non-Japanese flour, increase the amount of water.Store-bought orange peels are fine, but homemade peel is best for its fragrance.See "Easy Homemade Orange Peels" Recipe by Panko625