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Cardamom-scented dough cut small and fried — Somalia's crunchy fried sweet.
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Kac kac is a fried sweet made in Somali homes: a dough of flour, eggs, sugar, and butter scented with cardamom is cut small and fried crisp. It's served at Eid and celebrations with sweet shaah (spiced tea). Since it keeps well, people make big batches and store them in tins.
Combine the flour, baking powder, cardamom, and sugar, then add the melted butter, eggs, and milk and knead.
Rest 30 minutes.
Roll 1cm thick and cut into 2cm squares or diamonds.
Fry in 170°C oil until golden.
Cool and store in a tin.