The upside of staying at home is that you can take the time to enjoy the process of making something you like to eat from scratch. Like my egg mayo sandwich. :)
On Saturday afternoon, I decided that I wanted to have Japanese egg mayo sandwich for breakfast the next day. And of course, that required making the Hokkaido milk bread for the sandwich first.
"No, she didn't!" her bloggy friends gasped!
Well of course I did. *winks*
I made the dough and let it rest (pic1), then I shaped the dough and let it proof in the tin (pic 2) before baking in the oven (pic 3). Next I let it cool in the tin for 10 minutes (pic 4) before taking it out to cool partially on the wire rack (pic 5).
[I brought it to my bedroom to cool completely for the night so that I get first dibs on it in the morning!]
Amazing bread! So professional looking....time for you to open a bakery.
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ReplyDeleteWow that bread looks amazing.. I hope it tasted really good.. and maybe keep it in your room so you get to eat more of the next loaf you make!!!!
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ReplyDeleteYUM! That looks so good. I love that you had to hide the bread in your room to get first dibs. Sounds like you should have squirreled an extra piece away in there, too!
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