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Des roulades de dinde fines, garnies d'épinards, jambon cru, tomates séchées et pignons de pin, servies avec une sauce onctueuse au Morbier et des roses de pommes de terre croustillantes en forme florale. Un plat élégant d'inspiration italienne, facile à réaliser pour un dîner raffiné.
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