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Using Pancake Mix Instead of Bisquick?

I was wondering if you can sub regular pancake mix for Bisquick? I just finished the box, but I have a huge box of the pancake mix, which my boyfriend and I don't eat a whole lot of. Thanks for any info.

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November 15, 20081 found this helpful
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I've done this before with great results, they are practically the same thing... but it depends of the exact brand of pancake mix. You may need to add a tiny bit extra of baking powder to make a fluffy biscuit. You can also use it to make a self-rising pizza dough.

 
By AuntyC (Guest Post)
November 20, 20081 found this helpful
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I'm not sure about bisquick, but I've used pancake mix to "bread" chicken, etc. It gives a great, crunchy texture to the meat.

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Simply roll the moistened meat in seasoned pancake mix, and fry. Yummy.

 
By Cool Cook (Guest Post)
December 2, 20081 found this helpful
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Biscuit time! Ok, I was curious so I used a complete pancake mix (1c.) with half the water that the directions stated. I mixed it up and dropped them by big spoonfuls (5 of them) on to a baking sheet (with parchment paper on it). Baked them at 400 degrees for about 10 minutes. They were bland but better with butter on them. Definitely a fast way to make biscuits!

 
Anonymous
April 5, 20160 found this helpful

this should be easy

 
December 2, 20081 found this helpful
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Ok...I was so curious after reading the posts that I used a complete pancake mix to make biscuits. I used half the water asked for to make a sticky dough.

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Dropped big spoonfuls on to parchment paper on a baking sheet and 10 minutes (at 400 degrees) later--biscuits. Tasted fine with butter. A keeper.

 
January 18, 20133 found this helpful
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I just used buttermilk complete pancake mix for cheeseburger pie, and it was just like Bisquick! I did add 1 tsp. baking powder for extra rise, and it turned out perfect.

 
Anonymous
January 14, 20160 found this helpful

Thanks I was wondering myself.

 
December 17, 20160 found this helpful

Phew....this was a life saver. Snowed in & needed bisquick, now comfortable using pancake mix. Thank you!

 
January 6, 20170 found this helpful

The two products are virtually the same and one can easily be substituted for the other....with no noticeable difference in the recipe outcome ! Who knew ?...

 
June 24, 20172 found this helpful

thanks for info as i only have pancake mix and am craving cheeseburger pie!

 
July 3, 20181 found this helpful

That's soo good to know. Do u think that can be done with Hungry Jack also? I was given several box's. I had also wondered about using that mix to make Peach Cobbler also.

 
August 5, 20180 found this helpful

Don't have baking powder. Does it still work

 
July 1, 20191 found this helpful

That is exactly why I was searching this to make cheesburger pie.
Thank you!

 
December 11, 20200 found this helpful
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I use it for cobbler! It is so good! 1 cup milk 1 cup sugar 1 cup pancake mix I Melly the butter in my casserole dish in the oven then pour in my peaches sprinkle with cinnamon then pour on the tri mix and bake @375 for about an hour maybe longer or shorter time depend on the oven

 
November 15, 20081 found this helpful

Thank you so much, I really didn't want it to go to waste.

 
November 20, 20080 found this helpful

I don't think you can substitute pancake mix for bisquick to make bisquits but you can use the pancake mix to batter onion rings.

 
December 24, 20120 found this helpful

Trust me, I've been using pancake mix for years to make biscuits, and it will work if you use half the water the pancake mix calls for

 
August 4, 20170 found this helpful

I would like to substitute Bisquick with pancake mix for cooking chicken, can you?

 
December 13, 20170 found this helpful

I read on line that pancake mix has sugar/more sugar compared to bisquick.

 

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