Vanilla and Raspberry Melon Bread
メロンパン、バニラとラズベリー味

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メロンパン、バニラとラズベリー味

  • Hi Reiko!!! I am a huge fan of your blog, and I love seeing your inspiring posts everyday. They inspire me to be a better cook at home 🙂 I lived in Japan last year, and melon bread was my favoriteeee Convenience store food😍 Is there anyway you can send me your original recipe and/or vegan recipe? I am 95% plant based, sometimes I cheat, but I would love to be able to make my own melon bread, vegan or not vegan. Thank you!!! I am a huge fan, I hope you always keep posting!! 😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️

    • Hi William, Thank you for your kind words. Made my day! I translated the recipe (https://cookpad.com/recipe/1397949) I used to make this melon bread below. The buns were excellent! Super soft and delicious. The cookie top is very crunchy as you can see in my pictures. I know some people prefer this type of top. If you are one of them, this is a great recipe. I would recommend adding some flavor (vanilla or some other extract) though. I would also increase the amount of sugar a bit. I just asked my mother to send her recipe (hers has more soft/moist cookie top), and I hope I can share my experience of making melon bread using her recipe on my blog soon.

      Melon Bread (makes 8)

      Buns
      200g bread flour
      3g salt
      25g sugar
      25g margarine (I used vegan butter)
      130ml milk (I used soy milk)
      3g dry yeast

      -Cookie top
      170g all purpose flour
      50g sugar
      50g margarine (I used vegan butter)
      60ml milk (I used soy milk)
      -other
      sugar for topping

      1. Make buns. Combine all ingredients, mix, and knead until smooth (I use a bread mixer). Form a ball. Let it rise for about 1 hour, until double in size.
      2. Make cookie. Combine and mix all the ingredients. Form eight balls. Wrap each with plastic wrap and refrigerate.
      3. Divide the bread dough into eight balls. Let them rest for 10 minutes.
      4. Push the dough down to remove air from the dough. Form them into balls again. Flatten the cookie balls. Cover the top of the bread balls with the cookie dough. Do not completely cover the buns.
      5. Add lines on top and dip the top in sugar. Let them rest for about 20 minutes.
      6. Bake at 355F for 12 to 15 minutes.

  • Thank you sooo much for the recipe!!! I will let you know how they turn out when I try to make them 🙂
    Your blog brings wonder to my day everytime I pull it up and see new posts, I hope you never stop creating new and yummy things 🙂

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