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Des mini nems croustillants garnis d’un mélange savoureux de poulet, crevettes, champignons noirs et vermicelles de haricots mungo, parfaits pour les fêtes ou en apéritif. Faciles à préparer à l’avance et à frire au dernier moment.
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