<transcript><audio_41>周り大きくなってますねピンを外して生地をクッキングシートに移していきます生地取り板に生地を乗せてオーブンシートに移していきますね2本</transcript><caption><image_42>The image shows a person's hand holding a white cloth with three rolls of dough on it. On the left side of the image, there is a rectangular baking tray with a dark brown color. The tray appears to be made of metal or plastic and is placed on a white table. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is in a kitchen or a workshop setting. The text on the image is in Japanese and translates to "MKA" in English.</caption><transcript><audio_43>真ん中に1本クープをスーッと入れてくださいそこに</transcript><video><caption><image_44>The image shows a person's hands rolling out a dough on a brown baking tray. The person is wearing a black apron and is holding a rolling pin in their right hand. The dough appears to be a long, cylindrical shape with a smooth surface. The tray is placed on a white countertop and there is a roll of parchment paper on the right side of the image. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is in a kitchen or a bakery.</caption><caption><image_45>The image shows a person's hands holding a rolling pin and rolling out a dough on a brown baking tray. The dough appears to be freshly baked and is in the process of being rolled out. The tray is placed on a white countertop and there is a wooden cutting board on the right side of the image. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is in a kitchen or a restaurant setting. The text on the image is in Japanese and translates to "How to roll a dough" in English.</caption></video><transcript><audio_46>これね私も無塩のバターしかないので無塩バター入れちゃうんですけども有塩バター使ってもらう方が美味しいですここねちょっとねお塩の味が</transcript><video><caption><image_47>The image shows a person's hand reaching for two long, white buns on a wooden cutting board. The buns appear to be freshly baked and are placed on a white countertop. The person is wearing a white apron and is in the process of preparing the buns. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a kitchen or dining area with a sink and a window. The text on the image reads "MKA" which translates to "How to make a buns" in English.</caption><caption><image_48>The image shows a person's hand rolling out a dough on a baking sheet. The dough appears to be freshly baked and is golden brown in color. The person is wearing a white apron and is standing in a kitchen with a countertop and a window in the background. On the right side of the image, there is an orange banner with Japanese text that reads "MKA".</caption></video><transcript><audio_49>はいじゃあ焼いていきます天板はしっかり温めてありますそこに生地を移動させますスライドさせるように乗せていきますねスチームを入れて焼いていきます240度で5分焼いた後に220度に温度を下げて8分焼いていきましょうじゃあねもう一個の方焼いていきますねトースターの方です同じように生地を移したら</transcript><video><caption><image_50>The image shows the interior of an oven with the door open. The oven appears to be made of stainless steel and has a glass window on the right side. The door is open, revealing the interior. Inside the oven, there is a large oven with a fan on top and a tray on the left side. There is smoke coming out of the oven and steam rising from the bottom. On the top right corner of the image, there are two orange labels with Japanese text that reads "MKA" which translates to "Makita" in English. The background is blurred, but it seems to be a kitchen or a restaurant.</caption><caption><image_51>The image shows an open oven with the door open. The oven appears to be made of stainless steel and has a glass window on the right side. The door is open, revealing the interior of the oven. Inside the oven, there is a metal rack with various cooking utensils and ingredients. The stove is visible through the glass window, and there is smoke coming out of it. On the left side of the image, there are two doors, one on the left and one in the center. The background is blurred, but it seems to be a kitchen or dining area.</caption><caption><image_52>The image shows a close-up of a stainless steel microwave oven with a glass window. The oven appears to be in a kitchen or industrial setting, as there is a door visible on the left side of the image. The window is rectangular in shape and has a handle on the right side for easy opening and closing. Inside the oven, there is an object that looks like a piece of bread or dough. The text on the image is in Japanese and translates to "MKA" in English.</caption><caption><image_53>The image shows two rolls of white paper on a white table. The rolls are rolled up and placed on a wooden board. The paper appears to be made of a soft, textured material, possibly paper or fabric. The roll on the left is slightly larger than the one on the right, and the roll in the middle is slightly smaller. The background is blurred, but it seems to be a room with a red chair and a white wall. On the right side of the image, there is an orange banner with the text "MKA" in Japanese.</caption><caption><image_54>The image shows a person's hand holding a cardboard box with a roll of white paper on top of it. The box appears to be made of cardboard and is placed on a white table. Below the box, there is a piece of brown paper with a textured surface. The text on the image reads "MKA" which translates to "Mika" in English. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is in a room with a white wall and a window.</caption><caption><image_55>The image shows a person's hand holding a rolled-up cardboard box. The box is brown in color and appears to be made of cardboard. The person is holding the box with both hands and is in the process of folding it into a rectangular shape. On the right side of the image, there is a piece of brown paper or cardboard that is lying on a white surface. The background is blurred, but it seems like the person is in a workshop or a studio setting. The text on the image is in Japanese and translates to "MKA" in English.</caption></video> Yes, it's been 10 minutes, so let's bake it. Can you see how big it has become? It's a little bigger. Now, remove the pin and post the article. Cooking sheet  I'm going to move it to the article and Rita, and I'm going to put the dough on the baking sheet, and I'm going to move it to the oven sheet . In Japan, I'm going to bake it in a gas oven, and I'm going to bake it in a toaster, and I'm going to put one cup in the middle of it. Add 3 sticks of butter to the matchstick tie.I only have a 6 lane pattern, so I would add side butter, but it tastes better if you use salted butter. If you're listening, it's delicious, so if you have salted butter, you should use that.Okay , let's start baking.The baking sheet is warmed up well.We'll move the dough there. Apply it by sliding it on.  Add the team and bake. Bake at 240 degrees for 5 minutes, then lower the temperature to 220 degrees and bake for 8 minutes. Now, let's bake the other one in the toaster. Transfer the dough in the same way.
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