BISQUICK CINNAMON ROLLS 
1 egg
3/4 c. milk
1/2 c. sugar
3 c. Bisquick
2 tbsp. melted butter
2 tsp. cinnamon

Heat oven to 350°F.

Beat egg, add Bisquick and milk. Stir to make soft dough.

Knead lightly, just until smooth. Pat or roll out into rectangle 10 x 8 inches. Spread with butter. Sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar. Roll up tightly beginning with wide side. Seal well by pinching edge of dough into roll. Place sealed side down on ungreased baking sheet.

Make cuts with scissors almost through roll at 1 inch intervals. If desired form roll in crescent.

Bake 15-20 minutes. While warm, glaze top with mixture of 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar and 2 teaspoons warm water.

Makes 10 to 12 slices.

recipe reviews
Bisquick Cinnamon Rolls
 #181360
 T. Thompson (Maryland) says:
Made these rolls but dough too wet to even make into a roll. Tried to put some flour down to roll it on. Wouldn't roll. Just scooped all of it up and put in pan. Cinnamon sugar on top and baked. Looks like a coffee cake now. Double checked. Everything measured right. Why couldn't I get it to roll? Thx
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 Barbara (California) says:
Followed recipe to the letter. Dough was too sticky to knead. Added more Bisquick, almost a cup, still to sticky to work. Bad recipe.
 #180847
 Cecelia L. Westrich (Ohio) says:
Directions have omitted the sugar. I am assuming it is to be added with the milk, egg, and Bisquick. Seems to be an easy version of an old family favorite. I have not tried it, but I will.
   #180721
 Phyllis (Virginia) says:
Will make these - but will use Tyler's version of changes. Sounds great. Have a feeling this one will be a keeper!
   #177390
 Linda E. Womble (United States) says:
I love the ease of the Bisquick cinnamon rolls but they were always a bit dry. In reading other reviews I am going to add butter to dough and increase the milk. I also add chopped pecans before rolling up. They manage to get eaten even if not perfect!
   #173784
 Linda burris (Florida) says:
Hi. I made these rolls only instead of the usual topping I made a rum flavored buttercream topping and spread it on the dough before rolling and snipping and baked it into the rolls. I then topped them with maple flavored powdered sugar after baking for 13 minutes. The family loved them so the next time I had to double the recipe.
 #170875
 The57man (California) says:
The more butter and the more cinnamon the better. Remember, this is NOT a diet food. Splurge!!!
   #170283
 Gayle C (United States) says:
My husband liked them. I cut them about 1 inch wide and baked them for 17 minutes. The dough needed a few minutes in the fridge before cutting. My only changes were to double the amount of butter and add another teaspoon of cinnamon. I won't hesitate to make the rolls for company or potluck breakfasts at work.
   #167881
 Melody (United States) says:
Didn't cut mine, left in roll. Made an awesome breakfast for first day of school.
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 Mariah (United States) says:
Dough was amazing, I ended up using brown sugar instead of regular sugar and they turned out amazing, I highly recommend it!
   #152012
 Christina (Oklahoma) says:
My new go-to recipe! I added raisins because I like them, and used some pre-prepared cinnamon sugar and frosting (because it was quick.) I will definitely be making this again. Kneading the dough is important because it takes away the fluffy "pancake" consistency. I found the innermost part of the middlemost piece was *ever so slightly* doughy after 20 min, but that was it. It wasn't even inedible doughy, just slightly soft. Good recipe. Not too long on prep and totally worth the wait. =0) Saved as a favorite. B
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 Helen Autry (Washington) says:
Wow.... My family loved the Cinnamon Rolls, they were fast and easy.
My oven took 15 minutes to cook..amount made was 12 :-) I'm having fun with Bisquick recipes....
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 Laura Flores (United States) says:
Wow, I don't think I'll be putting in the time that often anymore to go through the kneading and rising of traditional cinnamon rolls. I made two varieties. For both of them I used coconut palm sugar instead of white sugar since I no longer use white sugar and everything always turns out great with the coconut palm sugar. Anyway, I tripled the recipe, divided the dough, and when I had them rolled out, I spread 1/2 cup of butter over both large rectangles. I then sprinkled one with the coconut sugar and large golden raisins, lots of cinnamon and 1/4 cup of chocolate chips because that's all I had and I thought it would be an interesting flavor profile with the raisins and cinnamon. On the other one I dusted lemon peel from 2 lemons, and sprinkled 1/3 a cup of powdered sugar. When they finished baking, I made a vanilla glaze for the cinnamon ones and a lemon glaze for the other using the juice from one of the lemons. They turned out tangy and delicious and the cinnamon ones were amazing. Great recipe!
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 Brenda (Colorado) says:
I use brown sugar instead of white sugar on mine.....
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 Carrie (Tennessee) says:
I made this several times but added more things each time.. first time I made it as is.. was good.. second time I added nuts rolled inside and cinnamon to the dough mixture. Also added a little vanilla to the glaze. Just made it again and I added cream cheese mixed with cinnamon and powdered sugar to the inside roll along with everything else I did last time.. yummy...

 

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