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Small puffed fried tortillas topped with chicken and cabbage — a Belizean street snack.
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Salbutes are street food eaten in Belize and Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula: small corn tortillas fried until puffed are topped with shredded chicken, cabbage, tomato, and pickled onion. In Belize they're a hugely popular evening stall snack, usually ordered several at a time.
Boil the chicken for 20 minutes in water with achiote and salt dissolved, then shred finely.
Toss the sliced red onion and chopped chili with vinegar and salt to pickle.
Fry the tortillas briefly in 180°C oil until puffed.
Top with shredded cabbage, chicken, and sliced tomato.
Top with the pickled onion.