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Looking for something quick to serve with a bowl of soup or to whip up for brunch? Bisquick Biscuits take just minutes to make and can even be made with homemade Bisquick mix!

3/4 view of a butter-topped bisquick biscuit on a white plate, in front of a basket of biscuits

We all need some comfort foods these days, right?

Carbs are my ultimate comfort food. Maybe you have figured that out by now if you’ve been following me for any period of time.

Comfort food carbs that require very little effort to make are really at the top of my list right now, though. Anything I can make in less than 30 minutes is a win.

Which means I’m making a lot of Bisquick Biscuits.

Quick? Check. Easy? Check. Satisfy my carb cravings? Check, check, check.

Bisquick mix in a glass mixing bowl on a counter, ready to make into Bisquick biscuits

BISQUICK DROP BISCUITS

When I shared my Homemade Bisquick Mix with you, I promised you that it could be used to make any of your favorite Bisquick recipes.

I recently showed you how to make Bisquick Pancakes, and this week it is all about the Bisquick Biscuits. 

Because really, what better way to prove my point than to go back to everyone’s favorite easy recipes? 

Wooden spoon stirring biscuit dough in a glass mixing bowl

Bisquick drop biscuits would be a great first recipe to make with small kids. With only two necessary ingredients – Bisquick mix and milk – these biscuits are so easy that anyone can make them.

I like to make these biscuits on nights that we’re enjoying recipes like Broccoli & Cheese Soup or Guinness Stew. Since they only take minutes to prep, they’re a quick solution if you forgot to buy a loaf of crusty bread or don’t want to make rolls to go with your soup.

You can also serve them with butter and jam or comforting sausage gravy if you want to make them for brunch.

Drop biscuits being spooned onto a cookie sheet, with a spoon in the glass mixing bowl of biscuit dough

HOW TO MAKE BISCUITS WITH BISQUICK

We already know that these Bisquick Biscuits only require 2 ingredients, but they also only require 3 easy steps:

  1. Stir together the Bisquick mix and milk.
  2. Drop the dough onto an ungreased baking sheet.
  3. Bake until golden brown!

The biscuits bake for around 10 minutes. With such minimal prep before they go into the oven, I bet you could be pulling fresh biscuits out of the oven within 15 minutes! 

Overhead view of baked Bisquick biscuits on a cookie sheet

WHAT TO ADD TO BISQUICK BISCUITS 

The recipe below makes the most classic Bisquick drop biscuits. But you can consider this recipe just a starting point.

It would be easy to add a little extra flavor to these biscuits.

For a super simple flavor boost, brush the hot biscuits with melted butter as soon as they come out of the oven. Make it garlic butter if you’re feeling fancy.

Basket lined with a dark gray napkin and filled with bisquick biscuits on a countertop with butter and honey

Try stirring in some mix-ins when you stir together the dough. Some ideas include:

  • ¼ to ½ cup of shredded cheddar cheese
  • 1-2 tablespoons of chopped chives
  • 1-2 tablespoons of chopped green onions
  • ¼ cup of crumbled bacon
  • 2 ounces of crumbled goat cheese
  • Several grinds of fresh black pepper

You could even mix and match some of these options to create your favorite flavor of biscuit! Combining cheese in the biscuit with garlic butter and parsley on top is how you get everyone’s favorite Cheddar Bay Biscuits

Overhead view of Bisquick biscuit on a white plate, topped with honey and butter. Plate is set on a gray napkin.

Just be careful not to add too many mix-ins or your dough might not come together. 

Whether you’re looking for a quick side for your dinner table or a breakfast option you make make while half asleep, these Bisquick Biscuits are sure to fit the bill!

3/4 view of a wand drizzling honey over a bisquick biscuit on a white plate
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Bisquick Biscuits

By: Jamie
4.44 from 285 ratings
Prep: 5 minutes
Cook: 10 minutes
Total: 15 minutes
Servings: 8 biscuits
Looking for something quick to serve with a bowl of soup or to whip up for brunch? Bisquick Biscuits take just minutes to make and can even be made with homemade Bisquick mix!

Ingredients

Instructions 

  • Preheat oven to 450℉.
  • In a large bowl, stir together ingredients until a soft dough forms.
  • Drop dough by spoonfuls on an ungreased baking sheet. Bake for 8-10 minutes or until golden brown.

Nutrition

Serving: 1biscuit, Calories: 157kcal, Carbohydrates: 22g, Protein: 3g, Fat: 6g, Saturated Fat: 2g, Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g, Monounsaturated Fat: 3g, Cholesterol: 3mg, Sodium: 438mg, Potassium: 86mg, Fiber: 1g, Sugar: 5g, Vitamin A: 34IU, Vitamin C: 0.1mg, Calcium: 85mg, Iron: 1mg

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

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39 Comments

  1. Nancy says:

    Bisquick drop biscuits make a great base for strawberry shortcake.

    1. Jamie says:

      Thanks for stopping by and commenting, Nancy! Happy baking!
      -Jamie

    2. Sharron says:

      @Nancy, they sure do. I simply don’t want strawberry shortcake unless made with these biscuits. Yummy

  2. Mary L Tackett says:

    Bisquick makes great dumplins also. Just make drop biscuits and pinch off bits of the dough and drop in like you would a regular dumpling. Bisquick mix is great for ones that can’t make regular biscuits from scratch (like me). I use buttermilk in place of regular milk. Love the flavor the buttermilk adds to the items that calls for milk.

    1. Jamie says:

      That’s a great tip, Mary! Thank you so much for stopping by.
      -Jamie

  3. Maureen says:

    Hi There!!!!
    I use to make Bisquick Biscuits when I was younger and I am so glad I found the recipe on your blog/site (the original recipe is no longer printed on the box where I found it in the 1970’s – if it is, maybe I have not looked for it in a long time…)
    But, you are correct, this recipe is easy to prepare and goes well with soup and stews -or- just with a lot of butter and jam or honey!!!!! Thanks Jamie
    ~Maureen

    1. Jamie says:

      So happy to hear you enjoyed the recipe, Maureen! Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving your feedback!
      -Jamie

    2. Joanne says:

      @Maureen, I noticed the new box of Bisquick has a small recipe for the biscuits…but it is not the same. They use veg oil …I have never used oil …glad I found this recipe!!

  4. Jim says:

    I added a bit of sugar, Ocean Spray cranberries and Orange zest. Pretty tasty.

    1. Jamie says:

      Yay! So happy to hear you enjoyed the recipe! Thanks so much for stopping back and leaving your feedback!
      -Jamie

  5. Jay says:

    I live in NZ and a friend sent me a box of Bisquick (At great expense I must say) as I really missed it. Making biscuits to have with homemade soup for dinner.

    1. Jamie says:

      I hope you enjoy the biscuits! Thanks for stopping by!
      -Jamie

    2. Megan says:

      @Jay, stumbled upon this comment and wanted to say from a fellow American in NZ, I buy my bisquick from Martha’s Backyard in Auckland- I believe they also ship online? Relatively cheap, maybe $20 or so for a big box? Worth checking out!

  6. Amanda says:

    These are very very bland as is. I’m sure they’re better with mix-ins but just know that they won’t be worth making without at least adding the melted butter, if not mixing in other ingredients. The baking time and ingredient ratios were spot on though.

  7. samantha says:

    might have made them too big so i had to cook longer

  8. Tron says:

    I made these to go with beef stew and they were great! Thanks.

    1. Jamie says:

      So glad to hear you enjoyed the recipe, Tron! Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving your feedback!
      -Jamie

  9. Claire says:

    Hi, can I put peaches in botton of pan and add bisquick mix on top of peaches and bake

    1. Jamie says:

      Hello! I haven’t attempted this so I am not sure of the result. If you happen to give it a try, I’d love to hear how it turned out. Thanks so much for stopping by.
      Jamie

    2. jenifer says:

      @Claire, i do! one cup of sugar, one cup of bisquick, one
      cup of milk and two cans of peaches!

    3. Tom says:

      @Claire, fyi, I make a fruit crumble bake to dish out with a scoop of ice cream. In a 8×8 Pyrex dish, one can of any pie filling, 1/2 box of yellow cake with 4 tbls.of melted butter, put cake mix over the filling and bake for 30 min at 400. Yum

  10. Girl says:

    Probably a good recipe but lots of useless talking at the beginning of the recipe as always.

    1. Jamie says:

      This comment is also useless talking.

    2. DD75 says:

      “This comment is also useless talking.”

      LMAO

    3. Kate says:

      You must not visit blogs very often. That was not a lot of “useless talking”; that was relevant information. No rambling stories about visits to Grandma and the state of her home only to eventually arrive at the point of the post.

      Thanks to the blog author. I will be making this blog a bookmark on my browser.

    4. Jamie says:

      Glad you get it, Kate! There are so many recipe sites online that simply have just the recipe, this is a recipe blog. Very different.

    5. Cecilia says:

      @Jamie, Good for you, Jamie!

    6. Debi says:

      @Girl, Didn’t anyone bother teaching you good manners…I guess not…

    7. Lee J Usedless says:

      @Girl, Your useless…I get your coment but the post or blog was not click bait or product placement…it was siccinct…always have fun!