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=== Jepara ===
[[File:Sate sapi Jepara.JPG|thumb|right|''Sate sapi Jepara'', Jepara beef satay.]]
* '''[[Soto (food)|''Soto'']] [[Jepara]]''': ''soto'' is a common Indonesian soup, usually infused with [[turmeric]], and can be made with chicken, beef, or mutton. The version from Jepara, a Central Javanese town, is made of chicken.
* '''[[Opor Panggang|''Opor panggang'']]''': a typical ''[[opor]]'' from Jepara. It is a kind of ''[[opor ayam]]'' but with distinctive flavor, since the chicken used in this dish is first roasted in a clay cauldron.
* '''''[[Kuluban]]''''': traditional salad from [[Jepara Regency]].
* '''''[[Kelan Antep|Kelap antep]]''''': dish made from lean meat, ginger, bay leaves, red onion, garlic, red chili, tamarind, sugar, and others.
* '''''Horok-horok''''': steamed corn starch. After being cooked, corn starch is then poured into jars and stirred with a comb. So although chewy and tough, it is shaped in small granules resembling [[Styrofoam]]. To add flavor, a pinch of salt can be added. This dish can be served as an accompaniment to meatballs, ''gado-gado'', ''pecel'', or satay ''kikil'' (beef tendon).
* '''''Hoyok-hoyok''''': also called ''oyol-oyol'', is a dish made from tapioca flour mixed with water and oil, then served with extra grated coconut. ''Hoyok-hoyok'' is a sweet version of ''horok-horok''.
* '''Jepara shrimp soup''': similar to shrimp soup in general. This version of soup use shrimp broth and fried shrimp, also raw crushed chili. This soup is delicious eaten while still hot or warm.
* '''Jepara ''pangsit'' soup''': considered as a fusion cuisine, this dish is a blend of local and foreign cuisines, i.e. Javanese, Dutch, and Chinese. The ''pangsit'' (dumpling) in this soup is not like the dumpling we know, but rather in the form of a clear soup with shrimp egg rolls. This is one of the favorite dishes of [[Kartini|R.A. Kartini]].
* '''''Bongko mento''''': originated in Jepara palace, it is a snack wrapped in a banana leaf. Consists of omelet filled with sauteed shredded chicken breast mixed with oyster mushrooms, glass noodles, and coconut milk.
* '''''Lontong krubyuk''''': similar to ''[[lontong]]'' dishes in general, this dish consists of rice cake served with shredded chicken meat stews doused in ''bakso'' soup and garnished with a mixture of half-cooked bean sprouts and sliced celery. What distinguishes this from other ''lontong'' dishes, this dish is served with a lot of soup.
* '''''Singit''''': beef shank cooked in coconut milk, soy sauce, salt, red chili, garlic, onion, and brown sugar, over low heat until the sauce thickens.
* '''''Semur'' Jepara''': made of meat, salt, pepper, nutmeg powder, soy sauce, cooking oil, and others.
* '''''Sayur pepaya'' Jepara''': a vegetable stew usually served in the afternoon. The main ingredients are young papaya, coconut milk, beef stew, and others.
* '''''Sayur asem'' Jepara''': similar to [[sayur asem]] Jakarta.
* '''''Sayur betik''''': a vegetable stew, using young unripe papaya and beef trimming as the main ingredients.
* '''''Gule petih'' Jepara''': made of tender goat meat and spice mixture. Usually served during [[Eid al-Fitr]] and [[Eid al-Adha]].
* '''''Laksa'' Jepara''': made of chicken fillet, banana shrimp, chicken stock, coconut milk, lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, salt, sugar, oil, and other ingredients.
* '''''Sayur keluak ayam''''': made of vegetables, [[keluak]] and chicken.
* '''''Kagape kambing''''': a dish made of goat meat. Easily found during [[Eid al-Adha]].
* '''''[[Bakso]]'' Karimunjawa''': meatballs soup made from fish, instead of beef or chicken.
* '''''[[Tongseng]] cumi''''': ''tongseng'' made of calamari or squid, instead of goat or chicken.
* '''''Rempah'' Jepara''': a dish made from grated coconut, fish, and others.
* '''''Bontosan''''': a dish of mashed grouper or mackerel mixed with rice powder and shaped into spindles, wrapped in banana leaves or plastic, steamed, then thickly sliced, and served with sauce or gravy. ''Bontosan'' is actually the pre-dried form of fish crackers. It can also be served after being shallow-fried until the outside is crisp and golden brown. Similar in taste to ''[[pempek]]''.
* '''''Sate sapi'' Jepara''': satay made of cow meat mixed with spices typical of Jepara.
* '''''Sate kikil''''': a satay dish made of ''kikil'' (beef tendon), also called satay ''cecek.'' Usually served with ''horok-horok''.
* '''''Pecel ikan laut panggang''''': roasted saltwater fish served with coconut milk sauce.
* '''''Tempong''''': uncooked dried anchovy, shaped like fritter.

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