Japanese bread

Japanese milk bread or shokupan is an every day white loaf bread made with tangzhong. It's got a thin golden brown crust and the fluffiest, light, feathery interior that's got a good chew like good bread should! Milk bread tastes slightly sweet and are great sandwich breads, like for our Japanese egg sandwich (tomago sando).

Shokupan is the soft & fluffy authentic Japanese milk bread made by the Yudane method! Discover the method with easy to follow instructions!

You will be blown away by how incredibly soft and fluffy this milk bread is. The sponge and dough method also contributes to a loaf of bread with a nice complex flavor with a softness that stays for days.

This homemade Hokkaido milk bread recipe also known as Japanese milk bread is fluffy, light and delicious. It uses a tangzhong (“roux”) to make the dough keeping it soft for days.

Light and fluffy Japanese bread with a sweet note and pillow-soft texture. Extremely versatile, this bread is often used for sandwiches, slightly toasted with jam and spreads, or cut into thick pieces and topped with condensed milk, fruits, and ice cream as a dessert.

Corn mayonnaise bread is a typical bread you can find at japanese bakery shops or at the convenience stores. It may make one nostalgic just thinking about it...

This recipe uses the tangzhong method which helps yield a soft loaf of bread that’s perfect eaten on its own, or with a spread of butter for breakfast!

Japanese Milk Bread, known as Hokkaido milk bread or simply Shokupan, is a pillowy-soft, slightly sweet, and tender loaf that has stolen the hearts of many bread enthusiasts. It's feathery texture and delightful taste sets it apart from other bread varieties and has made it a favorite both in Japan and in bakeries all over the world.

*Kare pan* features a crunchy exterior, fluffy bread, and savory-sweet filling. If you can't get to a Japanese bakery, you can make *kare pan* at home.

KUALA LUMPUR (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Kevin Wong does not look old enough to be out of school, much less lead a bread masterclass, but the passionate young expert is in a class of his own when it comes to dough. The award-winning pastry chef shares two recipes for a Mango Cheese Bun, and a Japanese-style Polo Bun.