I wanted to try out an easy recipe to make steamed bead for my friend who can’t eat egg or dairy.Now it's turned into my breakfast staple.In step 1, combine the dry ingredients well. You don’t have to measure exactly, don't worry too much about small differences.In Step 2, try not to mix the batter too much otherwise you won't get a fluffy bread.Be careful to adjust microwaving times with your machine at home.You can also add matcha powder or kinako soybean powder for variety. Recipe by Ruridama. This recipe uses 1 small tupperware container.

I wanted to give my daughter, who has wheat, egg, and milk allergies, some bread to eat.My son, who does not have allergies, also likes this.Since I make these as baby food, I don't usually add sugar, but you can if you prefer Even if you don't add it, the slightly sweet rice flour is still delicious.The amount of soy milk will depend on the amount of dry ingredients and rice flour. It shouldn't be too smooth, but it shouldn't be too thick either. Adjust accordingly. Recipe by kaopomme

I had half an egg leftover from making my daughter's dinner. So I came up with a snack to use it up. This is safe for children to eat and is low in butter, plus it contains vegetables.Adjust the cooking time based on your microwave.You can also make this using 3-4 muffin cups. In that case, fill them up with batter about 50-60% and microwave for 1 1/2 minutes at 600 W uncovered. Make sure to check on them.If you fill the cup too much, they will overflow! Recipe by Choko017

I created this recipe because I wanted to increase my repertoire of mochi recipe.The sweetness of the banana varies depending on how ripe it is, so please adjust the amount of sugar accordingly.If you have a sweet tooth, you can add 1 more tablespoon of sugar.The microwaving time is just a suggestion.Please use the cream cheese after bringing it to room temperature. Recipe by *Anna*

I thought of this as a snack for my soon-to-be 2 year old nephew. It's also a memo for me.Step 1 can be done using a food processor. In Step 3, if the batter still looks raw after 2 minutes in the microwave, microwave it for another 30 seconds to just under a minute. Please monitor the state of the bread as it cooks. If the bread is overcooked, it will harden as it cools, so please be careful. If making small breads, please cook them for 2 minutes. Recipe by miyuki12

I occasionally make cocoa and plain vanilla marbled cake, but I wondered if I could make a Japanese-flavored marbled cake, too.In Step 6, the two disposable chopsticks under the milk carton mold prevents the cake from baking unevenly.When eating the cake, the kinako part is lighter in flavor, so you may want to start by eating that part. For using 1 milk carton as a mold. Recipe by Jobi

By using pancake mix, I changed my steamed bread into an even easier and delicious steamed bread.My recommendation for toppings: Chocolate, peanut butter cream, sliced cheese, grated cheese.It's also delicious if you mix some cocoa powder into the batter.If you are making multiple steamed breads, be sure to heat only one at a time. Recipe by Pu-chan

I used a banana and reduced the amount of sugar to make this bread low-calorie and have a chewy texture, And I added some cocoa powder and skim milk to make it rich even though it has no oil in it.It will get hard if you microwave it for too long. Microwave for 4 minutes (or 4 minutes and 50 seconds at 500w) to start with, and add the cooking time little by little if needed . If you don't eat it straight away, cover with cling film while it's still warm. Recipe by Masacchi

I came up with this when I was hungry but had nothing in the house.The key is to steam it in the microwave. Recipe by Parufe

I created a quick recipe for a busy mornings. Add fruit for a more nutritious dish.Bring the tofu to room temperature to make it quicker.You can use silicon cups.If the cakes don't cook the first time, microwave in increments until it cooks.Adjust the amount of dry ingredients and water depending on the moisture of the tofu. For 5 cups. Recipe by Hiramekimei

I've tried making lots of simple and quick oil-free snacks but this is by far the one I've been making the most. It's the easiest recipe I know so I uploaded it here.The batter should be a little stiffer than pancake batter. If you use less water the bread will have a nice bite to it, but if you use more the bread will be soft and springy.Please keep an eye on the bread after microwaving it for 1 minute and adjust the time if necessary. If you heat it too much it becomes dry and flavorless. Recipe by Rirakkumaron

I was looking for cheap okara powder because bags of fresh okara powder quite voluminous and don't keep long. I wanted to use it up before the best before date, so I looked for recipes for it. It was difficult to find a recipe using just okara powder as a dry ingredient, so I made up something for myself. First, I steamed the batter, but it resulted in soggy bread and took a long time. Using the microwave is the best for this and it's very easy.Adjust the amount of sweetener to your taste. Use any sugar or sweetener you like. I sometimes use brown sugar or leftover syrup for coffee.If you think the batter is too stiff, add some milk to adjust. When you eat, have plenty of liquid with it. For using one tupperware. Recipe by Cocomo