milk bread, bao, buns, and yeast bakes
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Let’s make gluten-free ube cheese pandesal that can also be made vegan with a fun recipe by Kat Lieu, as we continue our month-long AAPIHM celebration at Subtle Asian Baking!
Let’s make gluten-free milk bread with this perfect gluten-free milk bread recipe by Kat Lieu!
Let’s make delicious gluten-free mochi muffins with this versatile and simple recipe by Kat Lieu
Let’s make umamiful blue Cheese Miso Garlic Milk Bread Buns With Crispy Arugula with an amazing recipe by Kat Lieu
Let’s make chewy, QQ, gluten-free ube mochi waffles with this quick and simple recipe by Kat Lieu, the founder of Subtle Asian Baking and Modernasianbaking.com. You can make these waffles vegan as well!
Let’s make miso garlic pesto milk bread rolls!
These buns are soft, fluffy, and almost too decadent. They can be made entirely vegan (use plant-based milk instead of dairy milk, and use tofu instead of an egg as the dough's binding agent). And only because someone had an argument with me about this, yeast is 100% vegan. They are fun-guys like a mushroom. Get it? Fungi, fun-guy? Har, har, har.
If you love spicy foods, add some crispy garlic spicy chili oil for an added kick.
If you bake these beauties, be sure to let me know what you think and tag #subtleasianbakes ! <3
Let’s make gluten-free mochi waffles that taste like boba!
Let’s make the best ube cheese pandesal (milk bread style) and give your mouth an O it deserves!
Let’s make delicious umami-packed scallion parmesan scones with this simple recipe by baker Phoebe Wan
Bet anyone will fall in love with these kawaii (cute) turtle melon pan buns, and baker Herman Huang has a simple recipe for you. You’ll be making soft, delicious, and addictive turtle melon pan in no time, and impress all your friends! Melon pan is named for the way they look, and usually does not use any melon in the recipe.
Let’s make a delicious milk bread, using a method that does not require tangzhong or yudane. We will activate the yeast using warmed milk (about 110F which is slightly warmer than body temp) and a sprinkling of sugar. Do not add salt directly to the yeast and milk. This bread will require at least 2 hours (1 hour to rise, 1 hour to proof). It will be worth it. The bread will be so soft, fluffy, light, savory and addictive. You will want to make it again and again!
When fall arrives, it's pumpkin spice season. We’re so excited to present to you a pumpkin spice milk bread, shaped into a pretty wool bread, using a standard bundt pan. You can use regular tube pans for this bread.
Make fluffy milk bread buns into pandan frogs! You can change up the recipe and make them matcha instead.
What’s better than fresh homemade milk bread? Matcha milk bread of course! If you’re time-poor, you can make this bread dough like I did the night before and allow it to rise in the refrigerator overnight. The next day, shape and then proof for about an hour in warm room temperature. You can also use any standard bread pan. I chose a cute neko (cat) bread pan and turn the slices into a frog and a kitty. I highly recommend you try this easy milk bread recipe. It requires neither the tangzhong nor yudane methods, and I bet you’ll be matcha in love with it! Happy baking! Xoxoxo, Kat Lieu Note: For added umami, instead of salt, add 1/2 teaspoon of any miso to the bread dough.