I can substitute Bisquick for Belgian waffle mix, right?

Question

I am making chicken pot pies in my waffle iron.

Answer 1

Here is one recipe:

From:

http://www.cooks.com/rec/view/0,175,1571...

BELGIAN WAFFLES  

6 c. Bisquick (Betty Crocker)

3 c. milk

3 eggs

6 tbsp. oil

(I add an extra egg and 2 tsp. oil)

Beat these ingredients until well blended. (I make this as least 1 hour before using and put in the refrigerator until needed.)

With this, we serve fresh fruit or ham.

Also we serve honey butter (1 cup honey, 1/4 cup butter, 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon, and dash of nutmeg; heat in microwave until butter melts).

The last half or whole waffle they want to eat we serve crushed strawberries, whipped cream, and finely chopped nuts.

Answer 2

Yes, but if you want it to have that sweet taste of waffles, you'll need to add a bit of sugar.