Sunday, October 9, 2011

Homemade Bisquick

I'm making chicken pot pies today and my favorite recipe requires Bisquick (biscuit baking mix). Only problem is... I don't have any. So today I'm making my own biscuit baking mix.

What you need:
  • 4 cups flour
  • 3/4 cup powdered milk
  • 2 tablespoons baking powder
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 3/4 cup butter
What you do:
Combine first 4 ingredients in a bowl.

Cut the butter into the flour with a pastry blender or fork. The mixture should look like crumbs.

Use as you would Bisquick or biscuit baking mix. Store in the refrigerator or freezer.










I love that this doesn't have the preservatives you'd find in the boxed stuff!

31 comments:

  1. Definitely going to have to any on to this recipe! Seems like I'm always running out of Bisquick

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  2. Wow! Thanks for sharing--found you at Tip Junkie

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  3. Wow! This is great to know. Love that you can make Bisquick on your own! I'm so pinning this! Thanks for sharing!
    Stephanie @ Ladywiththeredrocker.wordpress.com

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  4. Thanks for the recipe! Is that a giant plastic mason jar it's stored in? Where did you get it?

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    1. Amber- It's a big glass jar. I think I got it from Walmart.

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  6. Is there any way to 86 the powdered milk and just use regular milk whenever you have to make biscuits/pancakes/whatever? I only ask b/c I don't want to buy powdered milk but have everything else adn I need some more Bisquik!

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    1. Mehgan- I'm sure you can use regular milk instead of the powdered. I think the amount of milk would change & I'm not sure what the right amount would be. Probably just add a little at a time to get the desired consistensy for what you're making.

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  7. Mehgan- I'm sure you can use regular milk instead of the powdered. I think the amount of milk would change & I'm not sure what the right amount would be. Probably just add a little at a time to get the desired consistensy for what you're making.

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  8. What a great idea! Thanks.
    Cindy

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  9. So you just add water till it is right for biscuits or pancakes?

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    1. Lis-
      No water. This stuff can be treated just like boxed Bisquick. It's not like just add water pancake mix.

      For pancakes: 2 cups 'Bisquick',1 cup milk & 2 eggs
      For biscuits: 2 cups 'Bisquick', 2/3 cup milk

      thanks!!!

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  10. Is there anyway to use powdered butter so that you don't have to store it in the fridge or freezer? Our fridge doesn't have much room!

    Vicky - www.1orangegiraffe.blogspot.com

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    1. Vicky- I think powdered butter would be a great alternative!

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    2. You can also switch it out for butter flavored shortening

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    3. Try using solid coconut oil.

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  11. This is such an awesome recipe and such a saver! I would love for you to link this up at Blissful and Domestic.

    http://blissfulanddomestic.blogspot.com/

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  12. I just wanted to let you know I featured you on Blissful and Domestic today. Stop by and grab a button:>

    http://blissfulanddomestic.blogspot.com/2012/03/14-homemade-tips-and-tricks.html

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  13. Wonderful!
    I use a lot of Bisquick. Great money saver!
    I found you through Pinterest btw.

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  14. Does this have an expiration date? or just look at the date on the ingredients used?

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    1. Hi! My best guess would be 6-9 months in the freezer and expiration date on the butter if stored in the refrigerator. Thanks!

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  15. Can we make this up minus the butter and then put it in when we are ready to use, that way we can store it outside of the fridge?

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  16. I'm glad to have found this recipe! Thanks for sharing. I love Pinterest!!!

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  17. Wow, thanks! We don't have Bisquick in the Netherlands and now we do!! Thanks a lot!

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  18. I've seen some use Molly McButter in place of dehydrated butter when making dry mixes. Does anyone think this would/wouldn't work in this recipe?

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