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Des perles de coco moelleuses, à la fois fondantes à l'intérieur grâce à une pâte de soja sucrée et enrobées d'une fine coque de farine de riz gluant, le tout roulé dans de la noix de coco râpée. Une gourmandise asiatique simple à réaliser, idéale pour le dessert ou le goûter.
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