It wasn’t only until recently I started playing around with TangZhong, which is the secret to make buns super soft and fluffy!! Tangzhong is a Japanese technique used in baking, particularly in making bread, where a portion of the flour is cooked with water or milk into a thick paste, then cooled and incorporated into the dough. This method helps to gelatinize the starches in the flour, resulting in a softer, moister, and fluffier bread texture. It’s known for enhancing the shelf life of bread and keeping it fresh for longer. Combined with heavy cream instead of just whole milk, the extra fat and richness just adds unparalleled tenderness and moisture to the dough, resulting in buns that are irresistibly fluffy and pillowy.





