Astonishingly Easy "yeasty" Bisquick Pizza Dough

"This amazed me when I first came up with it. The yeast is basically a flavoring agent, the dough works pretty well without it but it does add a tiny bit of springy-ness. Measurements are (very) approximate, just follow the directions..."
 
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Ready In:
22mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
1 16-inch crust
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix biscuit mix and yeast. Add warm water until it reaches about the consistency of cake batter.
  • Add wheat flour until a firm dough is formed. Pat or roll out into desired crust shape, using olive oil as desired to prevent sticking.
  • Top as desired and bake at around 400 degrees until done, time of course will depend on how thick you make it but 20 minutes is a good estimate.

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Reviews

  1. The taste was awful.
     
  2. I used about half and half wheat and white flour and added a little oil to the mix along with some seasonings. Not as good as pizza dough that you let rise, but if you're in a hurry this is good.
     
  3. Loved how easy and fast it was to make. Thought the taste was so-so. Might have been better if I had used white (or white wheat) instead of the straight wheat. But I loved how easy it was to get dinner on the table!
     
  4. I'm sad to be the only dissenter on this recipe but I am an experienced cook and the vagueness of the recipe directions (mix biscuit mix, yeast and water until the consistency of cake batter) led me down the wrong path I fear. I need exact amounts for ingredients like water, not an approximation. I made the dough twice - slightly different each time. I think part of the problem for me is, this just isn't a particularly good tasting dough ( in my family's opinion).
     
  5. Update: Feb 2009. Made this one again today so attached a photo for you. Thx again. Oct 25/08: What a great little recipe for college kids, bachelors or moms in a hurry! This rocked, and we all loved it. One minute I did not know what was for lunch. A few minutes later I had this done and ready to throw in the oven. I plopped the dough onto the pizza pan and patted it then rolled into place. Cooked 5 minutes without sauce or topping, then added toppings. I will definitely do this again. (I used the olive oil to grease the pan only. Thx so much for sharing.
     
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I love to cook. Taught myself to boil water at 17. I'm 22 now and still getting better. <br>I spent a long time cooking with a microwave and toaster oven, so my apartment kitchen feels like a palace to me now.
 
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