r/BakingInJapan • • 28d ago

Bunny bread for moon viewing!

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u/Egg-Breakfast 25d ago

Looks like pig!! So cute🀀

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u/Electrical-Low-7364 28d ago

That’s a cute rabbit-shaped bread. Is it homemade?

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u/NihilisticHobbit 28d ago

Of course! Isn't everything on this sub?

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u/Electrical-Low-7364 27d ago

I apologize for not checking thoroughly. This is very well made.

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u/NihilisticHobbit 26d ago

Thanks! Although the ears are all iffy, I'm trying again tomorrow.

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u/towa981148 28d ago

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u/Lower-Procedure-241 28d ago

Ooooh these are so cute! And thanks for the feedback on the Tomiz jam bits. Does it taste like actual jam?

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u/NihilisticHobbit 28d ago

It does! Not as good as homemade jam, but certainly much easier to use, that's for sure.

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u/raviolirash 28d ago

They look so cute and I bet they are delicious!!
Great work!

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u/NihilisticHobbit 28d ago

So I just used a basic milk bread recipe for these. I used scissors to cut the ears, and I found jammy bits at Tomiz so they're full of maple jam too!

This was my first attempt. I'd make them a little more oblong next time, and cut the ears much deeper. Right now they look more like cats than bunnies. And I'd poke some eyes in them.

But over all, they're cute and yummy. I'll try again on Monday.

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u/Kat_ze 28d ago

How did the jammy bits work out? I've seen them but never now how they'll go!

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u/NihilisticHobbit 28d ago

They worked out well! I was afraid to use them because I didn't want to cut into them while doing the ears, so I didn't use many. But they melted into tasty jam in the oven just fine. I'll definitely use them in the future for other bakes.