Pizza Pan Biscuits

Summary

Yield
Prep Time15 minutes
Recipe TypesDinner

Description

Cheesy meat-tastic biscuits!

Ingredients

  • 1 c baking mix
  • 1 T italian herb blend
  • 1⁄2 t diced dried garlic
  • 1⁄2 t ground black pepper
  • 2 T olive oil (or 2 packets)
  • 2 oz string cheese
  • 1 pkt shelf stable pepperoni slices (see notes)
  • 1⁄2 c water

Instructions

Pack the dry ingredients in a sandwich bag, seal tightly. Pack the oil, cheese and meat with it.

Cube up the cheese on a paper towel and separate the pepperoni slices. Add cool water to the bag and knead carefully till you have a dough. Add in the cheese and meat and knead till combined.

Depending on pan size you will want to do 1 or 2 batches. A pot set for 2L can handle the whole batch, if not split in half. If doing half batches, cut the oil in half.

In a non stick fry pan lid or wide/shallow pot heat half the oil on a medium flame. Add in the dough and pat out with the bag or a spatula/spoon. Cook till golden brown on the bottom, about 5 minutes. Adjust the flame as needed. If doing a large batch, drizzle the rest of the oil on top, then flip. To make it easier, you can use your spatula or spoon to cut sections before flipping. Cook for another 5 or so minutes or until golden brown and smelling super.

Notes

Bring single serving packets of shelf stable pizza sauce to dip in - find with the pre-baked pizza crusts.
For the pepperoni, find often with deli meats, it does not need to be refrigerated till opened. Most brands have 2 separate inner packets. You will need one of them for this recipe.
For the cheese use whatever you like, from Mozzarella string cheese, to CoJack, cheddar, etc. 2 ounces is 2 sticks of prewrapped that carry well.

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Comments

Fantastic

My hiking partner had a backpacking oven, so cooking these up worked well. What a great treat at camp. Fabulous recipe. Thanks for a wonderful, creative idea.

Absolutely delicious

Absolutely delicious. I make this on a regular basis now...and I'm talking about regular at-home food (not trailfood). I've been adding sundried tomatoes and black olives to it myself...but you can add whatever you normally put on a pizza. The sauce is a must; eating it dry isn't nearly as good. Bobolli sauce packets 3-pack comes out to $1/each so it's a deal.

So yummy!

So great, especially as a change from the usual pasta fare.  Brought along some pizza sauce and the biscuits were terrific, gooey mozzarella, yummy pepperoni.  :) I actually undercooked them and needed to turn the temperature up so having a stove that can cook on low was less important than I thought.

Can't wait to try this!

I'll definitely be bringing a packet of ranch dressing for dipping.

Baking Mix

For those wondering what is "baking mix" - think Bisquick, Krusteaz or other similar brands. You can also make your own version at home as well, search on www.recipezarr.com for it!

OMG these were good!!

Sarah served these last weekend at a camping trip and holy smokes were they tasty. I handed some out to some of the others in the group and they were eaten up quick!