Frugal Recipe: Homemade Master Baking Mix (Think Bisquick)
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This is a guest post from Brandi, one of our staff members. This is an easy recipe to make and keep on hand, it's not just frugal but convenient too.
I am trying to make the switch from buying some of my kitchen staples to making them. This week I am going to share a homemade version of Bisquick. I have doubled this recipe without a problem.
Homemade Master Baking Mix
Ingredients:
2 cups Flour
1 tsp Baking Powder
1 tsp Sugar
1/2 tsp Salt
1/2 cup Butter, you want this between cold and fully softened (you can half the butter for a lower fat version)
Here we have a few options as to mixing it all together:
Food Processor – Pulse it a lot in food processor to blend it completely, like the real thing.
Heavy Duty Mixer – I do not have a food processor so I use this method. Just mix it all together with either the whisk or paddle attachment.
By Hand – I also use this method. If you do not have a food processor or a heavy duty stand mixer, this method is fine. Just mix all ingredients together with a whisk or pastry cutter.
I use both the Mixer method and also mix by hand with a whisk after I have mixed it in the mixer. Store this mix in an air-tight container, or zip top bag, in your fridge or freezer.
Thanks, Brandi!

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Any ideas on how to make stuff with this mix? Do you follow the recipes on a box of "real" Bisquick to make biscuits, dumplings, etc?
Yes, you just follow the 'real' Bisquick recipes on the box or their website! Works great!!
How long does it stay good?
This will keep for a while in the freezer, it never lasts long though as we use it a lot.