Fluffy Japanese Milk Bread (Shokupan)
A soft, springy, slightly sweet loaf made extra tender with a cooked flour-and-milk paste called tangzhong. It's rich enough to eat plain and great for sandwiches or toast.
A soft, springy, slightly sweet loaf made extra tender with a cooked flour-and-milk paste called tangzhong. It's rich enough to eat plain and great for sandwiches or toast.
A bubbly, living sourdough starter made from nothing but flour, water, and a few days of patience. Once it's active and pleasantly tangy, it's ready to leaven bread, pizza dough, waffles, and more.
A crackly-crusted, deeply flavored sourdough loaf built from just four ingredients and no kneading at all. Slow stretch-and-folds plus a long rise do the work, and a screaming-hot Dutch oven gives it that bakery-style burnished crust.
Two loaves of soft, chewy Italian-American bread with a thin golden crust from a steamy oven. Perfect for dipping in seasoned oil, serving alongside pasta and soup, or building a giant sandwich.
Pillowy, faintly sweet buns enriched with butter and eggs, baked to a glossy golden top. They stay soft and fluffy but hold their structure under a juicy burger patty.
A soft, buttery loaf with a light, fluffy crumb and a deep golden braided top. Rich enough to eat warm on its own, and it freezes beautifully for later.
A crusty, no-knead artisan loaf made with just four pantry ingredients and baked in a Dutch oven. The thick, crackly crust gives way to a soft, chewy crumb — no mixer required.