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Is there a recipe for whole wheat baking mix (similar to Bisquick) that uses vegetable oil and not shortening?

I have a recipe for a whole-wheat baking mix that uses a Crisco type shortening but I am searching for a healthier recipe using vegetable oil. This recipe would be used much like Bisquick for making muffins, pancakes and quick breads.

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3 comments to Is there a recipe for whole wheat baking mix (similar to Bisquick) that uses vegetable oil and not shortening?

  • fantasy_angel120

    whole wheat flour
    wheat germ
    baking powder
    baking soda
    egg whites
    butter milk or 2% or whole or 1% milk

  • normy in garden city

    I have used oil instead of Crisco for many years in all my recipes without any problems.

  • jellybeanchick

    For muffins, pancakes, and quick breads oil would usually be used anyway, so it should work fine. Shortening would be better for things like biscuits and pie crusts that are flaky.

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