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    Default replacing flour with bisquick?

    I'm out of flour but have loads of bisquick. The dry ingedients for what I want to make are as follows

    1 1/2 cup flour
    1 1/2 tablespoons sugar
    1 tablespoon baking powder
    1/2 tea salt

    How much bisquick should i use? I know Bisquick is basically flour, salt, sugar and baking soda... so do you think I could just nix the other dry ingredient if I use the bisquick?

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    kristenk is offline Diamond level (5000+ posts)
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    From what I've found online, it sounds like Bisquick also has some sort of shortening/oil component.

    What are you trying to make?

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    kijip is offline Pink Diamond level (15,000+ posts)
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    Bisquick has fat- shortening. You need to reduce some of the fat (butter or lard or shortening) in your recipe to make it work. Bisquick also has a distinctive flavor from the stabilizing agent they stick in it so I would only use it for something paired with a strong masking flavor or something where that crumble-y biscuit texture will work. Like shortbread.
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