An impossible Bisquick pie is one of the best dishes to make when you're craving some nostalgia. So, I’m happy to share some of the most delicious retro recipes for them. Impossible pies with ...

Impossible Bacon Pie was one of several “Impossible” pies that Bisquick printed on its box. Other versions included Impossible Cherry Pie, Impossible Cheeseburger Pie, and Impossible Tuna-Dill ...

This is the “impossible pie,” also known as the “amazing pie” and the “mystery pie.” It holds the record as the most-baked pie, thanks to its vast number of recipes, more than 1,000.

Dear Lisa: Many years ago there was a craze making "impossible" pies with Bisquick. ... Impossible Chicken Pie. 1 broiler-fryer chicken, cut in parts (about 3 1/2 pounds) 2 cups water.

Healthy Turkey Chili. 2 tablespoons olive oil. 1 sweet onion, chopped (about 1 1/2 to 2 cups) 1 pound lean ground turkey breast. 1 1/2 to 2 cups low-sodium chicken broth ...

Combine 1 cup Bisquick and milk. Form in greased pie pan. Brown beef and onion. Stir in salt and pepper and drain. Add ketchup and 2 tbsp. Bisquick to beef mixture and fill in dough shell.

A General Mills executive discovered Bisquick in 1930. He was on a train where he was served a delicious batch of hot biscuits. Curious, he inquired about the chef's secret: a pre-mixed ...

This is the “impossible pie,” also known as the “amazing pie” and the “mystery pie.” It holds the record as the most-baked pie, thanks to its vast number of recipes, more than 1,000.