Want to try something other then pancakes or waffles for breakfast? In this instructable we are making Fry Bread. This fry bread is incredibly easy to make, simple ingredients, and makes a great breakfast, brunch, or snack. All you pretty much need is bread dough and oil and then whatever toppings you want! You can make it a lunch or dinner meal by adding taco toppings on top. If you have any questions or comments put them down below and I will get back to you as soon as I can! Follow the easy steps below or watch the short video tutorial, or do both.

Enjoy!

Step 1: Ingredients

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Ingredients:

Frozen Bread Dough (or use home made dough)
Canola Oil (or vegetable oil)
Flour

Toppings:

Strawberry Preserves (or your favorite jam or jelly)
Powdered sugar
Maple Syrup

Tools:

Rolling Pin
Plate
Paper towel
Strainer
Tongs

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Step 2: Heat the Oil

First let's put about 3 to 4 cups of canola or vegetable oil in a pot. You can certainly use a deep fryer if you like. You don't need to fill the pot that full, about a third full is all you will need.

Step 3: Roll Out Dough

While the oil is heating up, let's prepare the dough. If you are using the frozen dough, you will want to take it out of the freezer a few hours before making these, to insure they are nice and thawed out. Now let's take some flour and go ahead a spread it out on our surface. Then break apart pieces of dough from the loaf, and roll them out with your rolling pin. If you don't happen to have a rolling pin, go ahead and use a can or something else that is cylinder shaped.

Step 4: Fry the Dough

Now let's drop one in our oil and fry it. It will take 30 seconds to a minute per side. Wait until it is nice and golden brown, then use tongs and take it out, then place it on a plate with a paper towel, or cooling rack.

Step 5: Add Toppings

Now add your favorite toppings. I like to use strawberry preserves and powdered sugar. Maple syrup works really well, as well as peanut butter. If you want to turn these into a savory dish, add your favorite taco seasonings on top, meat, cheese, lettuce, tomato, etc. It will wind up being a Navajo or Indian taco. (there are several names for it.)