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Des baklavas roulés faciles et rapides, faits avec des amandes grillées, de la pâte filo, du beurre et un sirop citronné au miel. Une version maison du dessert oriental, croustillante et parfumée, idéale pour un goûter ou une occasion spéciale.
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