I don't know why there are holes on the upper part of the bread. Is there any suggestion how can I make it smooth.? Thanks 😊

This is the milk bread sold in Asian stores. It is soft like commercial bread, but sweet and milky. Perfect for sandwiches, toast, etc.You know how some bakers say, you can't make bread stressed out? It's true. When making your dough, you cannot stress about time. Knead as much as you can until you hit the right consistency. Watch a movie when letting the dough rise. Go out for your walk when you are proofing. Pay attention to the smell and peek in the oven to see how it looks instead of letting the timer run out.

I wanted to make really fluffy bread!And with this bread, my dream came true.I wanted the bread to have a slight golden color on the tops, so I covered them with a sheet of aluminum foil after 10 minutes of baking time. But if you want to bake white bread, dust the tops with bread flour, bake at 180°C for 8 minutes, cover with aluminum foil, lower the temperature to 140°C and bake for another 7 minutes.In the summertime, preheat the oven to 180°C, lower the temperature to 140°C, and bake for 15 minutes (cover with aluminum foil if needed). Recipe by Nagiry

I made this because I had ripen bananas and leftover bread ♡I used chocolate syrup I had in the house. You can make it with matcha or cocoa too.It takes a bit longer, but it really tastes good if you soak the bread well in the egg mixture in Step 6.If the bread seems to be getting too brown while baking, cover the baking dish with foil. ^^ Recipe by marimo2020

If you like soft bread, you will definitely enjoy this recipe. Most recipes use a loaf pan but we can opt for a baking sheet as I did here.

A mini-sized butter top made in a pound cake pan bought at the dollar store. The butter is soaked in from the crack at the top, so it's plenty delicious as-is! I made this recipe for an easy size that lets you cut and store it.If you use your fingers to apply a thin layer of shortening to the pan, it'll come out really easily. For the first rising, make sure your room temperature is no higher than 28℃. This milky bread is very delicious. Recipe by Kyasachama

I wanted to eat a really milky-milk bread so I tried making it.Bread with a relatively high amount of sugar browns easily, so bake at 180°C while keeping an eye on it. Leave plenty of space between rolls when rising and baking, or try placing them diagonally. Recipe by Nachuriru

I tried this over and over again striving for a sweet and fragrant bread, failed time and again, and finally settled on this little number. I am picky about using the 3g of yeast, as well as the cube brown sugar. Also by adding in the mizuame syrup, you can then make a milder and softer bread.The brown sugar milk will be extremely hot upon taking it out of the microwave, so take care not to burn yourself! (let it cool down to skin temperature and then add in the dough). Cover with plastic wrap in order to keep it from drying out, and place a wet paper towel on top of that! It will get wet enough from the top of the wrap It will turn into a delicious and sweet bread just like that. Recipe by Nachuriru

I really enjoy making bread nowadays. I adjusted the flour amount for this recipe to suit our house oven, which the baking sheet is 30 cm square long The rolls will be soft when you make them with water, and will have a richer flavor when you make them with milk. I was wondering which one to use, but I used milk this time. I sometimes add something like heavy cream to the ingredients and try few other things too.The time for proofing and how long to let the dough sit is just a guide, so check on how the dough is and adjust. The butter for the topping is optional It's already delicious even without butter. I omitted the butter this time because I'm on a diet. For 8 pieces. Recipe by Lesser Panda

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

How to make Soft, Moist, and Chewy Raisin BreadIt's an all-in-one mix method that puts butter in advance! This raisin bread is sweet and delicious and is going to keep you satisfied for a long time. You should just try it!

Try this soft and fluffy Japanese Milk Bread recipeFor your breakfast : )Watch the video too:https://youtu.be/ZTStl2gP6Yw▷ Daruma CookingHappy Cooking : )#milkbread #japanese