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No kitchen cabinet is complete without a box of Bisquick. For nearly 70 years, the familiar yellow box has been a staple for biscuits, shortcakes, and quick dinners. Updated for the millennium, Betty Crocker's Bisquick Cookbook is filled with old favorites, such as Cinnamon Streusel Coffeecake and Oven-Fried Chicken, plus new recipes for the likes of Rhubarb Meringue Torte and Thai Chicken with Spicy Peanut Sauce.
The cookbook is divided into seven sections, including such standards as "Best-Ever Breakfasts," "Savory Snacks and Breads," "Family-Pleasing Dinners," and "Delicious Desserts." There's a whole chapter on Bisquick's famous Impossibly Easy pies, featuring savory items such as Taco Pie, Salmon-Asparagus Pie, and--a favorite with the kids--Mac 'n' Cheese Pie, in addition to Coconut Pie (the very first Impossible Pie), French Apple Pie, and Mocha Fudge Cheesecake. Calorie watchers should check out the "Favorites Made Lighter" recipes, which use Reduced-Fat Bisquick. There are recipes for Hearty Chicken and Potato Dinner, Southwest Tamale Tart, and Chocolate-Cinnamon Sundae Cake, all with half the fat of the original Bisquick dishes.
If you have little helpers at your elbow, Betty Crocker's Bisquick Cookbook is a great introduction to cooking. Flip to "In the Kitchen with Kids" and make Jack-o'-Lantern Pizzas for dinner followed by Banana S'mores. There's even a Bisquick-based play dough and squiggle paint recipe (just for playing; no eating, please). Every recipe has an accompanying picture and a Betty's Tip to help you out. Whether you want to whip up a batch of biscuits or make individual Italian Sausage Pot Pies, dinner is only minutes away. --Dana Van Nest
Book Description
The 150 best Bisquick recipes, collected for the first time
Introduced in 1930, Bisquick quickly became a kitchen staple in a convenient shortcut to great biscuits, pancakes, waffles, cobblers, and other baked treats. In fact, it's now found in more than half of American kitchens. For the last 70 years, Betty Crocker has been refining Bisquick recipes as well as creating new recipes that reflect current tastes. Now, the best Bisquick recipes are collected here in one great book. No more shuffling through loose clippings, just turn to that favorite recipe! You'll find:A full-color photograph of every recipeStep-by-step illustrated instructions for such classics as waffles, biscuits and strawberry shortcakeConcealed wiro binding that allows the book to open flat for convenient cookingAll-time favorite Bisquick recipes flaggedIndividual chapters on low-fat recipes and kid-friendly recipesHigh-altitude directions with every recipeFrom Pancakes and Biscuits to Blueberry Muffins and Impossible Pies, this beautiful full-color cookbook is just what the millions of Bisquick fans have been waiting for.
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Betty Crocker and Bisquick® The perfect match for delicious recipes and great short-cut solutions Want to whip up a batch of no-fail biscuits, light and fluffy pancakes or oh-so-scrumptious shortcake? Look no further—all your most requested recipes, plus some flavorful new ideas like Tuscan Chicken Torta, and Frozen Tiramisu Squares, are here in one great cookbook! You'll also find helpful how-to photos and tips for making Bisquick basics like waffles, muffins and dumplings perfect every time. But it doesn't stop there! Bisquick is so versatile that we've jam-packed this book with 140 out-of-this-world recipes. We've included a chapter of all your favorites—just made lighter—and a special chapter of recipes for kids to guarantee hours of fun in the kitchen. Plus, you'll love the amazing section of Impossibly Easy Pies! And you can see exactly what you're making because every recipe in the book is accompanied by a beautiful color photograph. In addition, you can take a trip down memory lane with the charming box designs and newspaper and magazine advertisements that illustrate Bisquick's fascinating story, which began in 1930. You'll see firsthand how Bisquick has changed and grown with America's needs, from its invention in 1930 and into the future.
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