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Découvrez une fusion gourmande entre le sushi et le burrito ! Deux versions sont proposées : une version saumon cru et une version poulet croustillant, le tout enveloppé dans une feuille de nori et garni de riz à sushi, légumes croquants et assaisonnements japonais. Facile à préparer, idéal pour un déjeuner original ou un dîner léger.
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