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Chopped conch mixed into batter and fried — a specialty of Belize's Caribbean islands.
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Conch (queen conch) is a large sea snail beloved on Belize's reef islands, and conch fritters are made by finely chopping the meat and frying it in a batter with onion, bell pepper, and chili. A specialty of seaside shacks on Caye Caulker and Ambergris Caye, they're eaten with a squeeze of lime. Conch fishing has a closed season to protect the stock.
Finely chop the whelk meat.
Mix the flour, baking powder, egg, milk, and salt into a batter.
Add the shellfish and chopped onion, bell pepper, and chili and mix.
Drop spoonfuls into 170°C oil and fry until golden.
Serve with lime.