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Un bol de riz jasmin parfumé, garni de tenders de poulet ultra‑croustillants, nappé de deux sauces (mayonnaise‑crème et sauce aigre‑douce) et d'un mélange de toppings frais (ciboulette, coriandre, gingembre, ail, oignon frit et sésame noir). Une version street‑food inspirée de la Thaïlande, idéale pour un repas convivial.
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