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Grillade aux crépine et foie

Une préparation marocaine de grillades et mets de fête, originaire de National, liée au patrimoine amazigh, construite autour de crépine, foie et agneau et cuite avec la logique du brasero au charbon.

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Rattaché à National et au patrimoine amazigh, ce plat conserve une mémoire culinaire marocaine faite de patience, de produits de saison et de tables partagées. Son équilibre entre épices, douceur, fumée, céréales ou sauce montre comment la cuisine marocaine transforme le terroir en hospitalité.

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Ce plat appartient à la table nationale commune : vous le rencontrerez dans tout le Maroc plutôt que dans une seule région.

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