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Bisquick Coffee Cake

with homemade bisquick

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Ryan Goodwin avatar
Recipe video made by Ryan Published on 01/26/2018, viewed by 3267 , 8 Comments

Makes one of those fluffy cakes that pulls apart almost like cotton candy. Great with coffee. This recipe is quite common, but the amounts vary quite a bit. Planning to adjust this to find the right balance. I think it could use a little more sugar.

What you will need

STREUSEL TOPPING

3 tbsp butter

1/2 cup bisquick

1/2 cup brown sugar

1 tsp cinnamon

CAKE BATTER

2 cups bisquick baking mix

2 tbsp oil

2/3 cup milk

1 egg

4 tb sugar

2 tsp vanilla

How to cook

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Preheat oven to 375F

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isquick, I often have to add a little extra liquid to recipes, but otherwise it works well.

If you don't have Bisquick, here's an easy substitute. With this homemade Bisquick, I often have to add a little extra liquid to recipes, but otherwise it works well.

Homemade Bisquick

Bisquick is basically a readymade mix of fat, salt, flour and baking powder. You can make a simple substitute with common ingredients. I made this using butter. This version should be refrigerated. But if you replace the butter with a more shelf stable fat like coconut oil or lard, it will store for a longer period of time, like real bisquick. In that case, you might want to double the recipe for a larger batch to store.

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Combine streusel ingredients.

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Squish the streusel ingredients together into a crumbly mass.

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Combine all of the batter ingredients.

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mooth. Some small lumps are fine.

Whisk the batter together. Like pancakes, it doesn't need to be perfectly smooth. Some small lumps are fine.

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Pour batter into a greased, 9" round cake pan.

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 the cake batter.

Break up the cinnamon crumble and distribute the chunks over the surface of the cake batter.

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 nice cuppa Joe.

Bake for about 20 minutes. Cool for 5-10 minutes at least, and serve with a nice cuppa Joe.

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Rafael Sanches
02/28/2018 ☰
this was delicious!!
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Silvia Curioni
02/28/2018 ☰
So soft! Thanks for this recipe.
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Subaddra Sankruti
03/01/2018 ☰
Is bisquick baking mix different from bisquick?
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Ryan Goodwin

Hi Subaddra. Bisquick is a baking mix. It basically just contains flour, some chemical leavener, salt, and some kind of shelf-stable fat. But if you can't find it, you can make your own. A lot of people grew up with Bisquick in the house, and it was used to make pancakes, muffins, cakes, etc. This coffee cake was once a recipe that was listed on the box, so it has a nostalgia factor for some folks. But experimenting with this recipe, I kinda feel that the bisquick part is silly. It's not much more difficult to just make the whole cake from scratch. So I'm planning to work on eliminating the baking mix next time.

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Subaddra Sankruti

Thanks for clarifyingπŸ‘

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Ryan Goodwin

Of course. Thanks Subaddra. Have a great week!

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