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Triangles or squares of dough fried until puffy — Belize's breakfast fried bread.
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Fry jacks are a Belizean breakfast staple: flour dough is cut into triangles or squares and fried until it puffs up hollow inside. They're eaten with refried beans, eggs, cheese, or ham, or sweetened with honey or jam.
Mix the flour, baking powder, and salt and rub in the butter with your fingers.
Add the coconut milk, knead, and rest 20 minutes.
Roll the dough 5mm thick and cut into triangles or squares.
Fry in 180°C oil on both sides until puffed.
Serve with honey or refried beans and eggs.