<video><caption><image_62>The image shows a microwave oven with the door open. The oven is black and silver in color and has a digital display on the front. There are two knobs on the right side of the oven, one for heating and the other for adjusting the temperature. A person's hand is visible on the left side, holding a white cloth. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a kitchen countertop.</caption><caption><image_63>The image shows a wooden table with a white plate and two white cups and saucers on it. On the plate, there are two long, golden-brown breadsticks that appear to be freshly baked and have a crispy texture. The breadsticks are arranged in a neat row and are placed side by side on the plate. There is a small plant on the table next to the plate and the cups. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a kitchen or dining area with a window.</caption></video><transcript><audio_64>トースターはねやっぱりちょっと色の付きが悪いですねはい出来上がりがこんな感じですちょっと色が黒くてね</transcript><transcript><audio_65>ちょっとこれ焼きすぎですねやっぱりもう少し薄めの方がかっこよく焼き上がったと思います一応こちらのねトースターで焼いたのと比べてみますかなり色違いますねどんな感じか見てみましょう</transcript><transcript><audio_66> I'm going to make a cake sheet.</transcript><transcript><audio_67>やっぱりねこれ有塩バターの方が美味しいですね無塩バターだとちょっと物足りないような気がしますいかがでしたか?これなら初心者の方でも作れるような気がしませんか?</transcript><transcript><audio_68>教科書に詳しく書いてありますぜひこちらも合わせて使ってみてくださいね 動画をねあの見ながら作ってくれたパンをインスタに</transcript> it is, it was baked better that way.Here you go.The color of Utsugi is a bit bad after all.iThe finished product looks like this.A little color.  It's a little black, but I like darker bread, so it's fine, but it's a little too baked.I think it would have been better baked if it was a little lighter.  I 'm comparing it to the one baked in this toaster. It's quite different. Let's see how it tastes. Music I'm going to The outside is crispy, and the inside is chewy and delicious. It has such elasticity.  It comes out amazing. After all, salted butter tastes better. What do you think? Don't you feel like even beginners can make this?  The details, such as how to use an oven, are explained in detail in Japan's Easiest Authentic Bread Making Textbook.Please try using this as well.Watch the video.  More and more people are posting the bread they made while watching it
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