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Des crêpes vietnamiennes légères parfumées au lait de coco et curcuma, garnies de chou blanc sauté, crevettes, pousses de haricot mungo et servies avec une salade croquante de chou rouge et carottes marinées. Un repas complet et festif pour la Chandeleur.
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