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A textural speciality of [[Sundanese cuisine|Sunda]] ([[West Java]]) is ''[[karedok]]'', a fresh salad made with long beans, bean sprouts, and cucumber with a spicy peanut sauce. [[Lalab]] fresh vegetables served with spicy [[sambal]] dipping sauce is ubiquitous in Sundanese households and eating establishments. Other Sundanese dishes include ''[[mie kocok]]'' which is a beef and egg noodle soup, and ''[[Soto (food)#Varieties|soto bandung]]'', a beef and vegetable soup with daikon and lemongrass. A hawker favourite is ''[[Ketupat#Kupat tahu|kupat tahu]]'' (pressed rice, bean sprouts, and tofu with soy and peanut sauce). ''[[Tapai|Colenak]]'' (roasted fermented cassava tapai with sweet coconut sauce) and ''ulen'' (roasted brick of sticky rice with peanut sauce) are dishes usually eaten warm.

A textural speciality of Sunda (West Java) is karedok, a fresh salad made with long beans, bean sprouts, and cucumber with a spicy peanut sauce. Lalab fresh vegetables served with spicy sambal dipping sauce is ubiquitous in Sundanese households and eating establishments. Other Sundanese dishes include mie kocok which is a beef and egg noodle soup, and soto bandung, a beef and vegetable soup with daikon and lemongrass. A hawker favourite is kupat tahu (pressed rice, bean sprouts, and tofu with soy and peanut sauce). Colenak (roasted fermented cassava tapai with sweet coconut sauce) and ulen (roasted brick of sticky rice with peanut sauce) are dishes usually eaten warm.