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GopChang – Korean Dish – Pig and Cow Intestines!
(GopChang (곱창) is fully cooked with potatoes, onions, and other vegetables for flavor.) On my last travel to Korea, I had the pleasure of enjoying one of the finest dishes of Korea, GopChang which is pig and cow intestines full of cholesterol. This isn’t a dish for most first-time westerners but it’s certainly worth a try as it actually tastes really good. There’s actually two types of GopChang, pig intestines and cow intestines. Cow intestines in my opinion tastes better and it is indeed more expensive. In this case, we ordered a mix of each. Koreans love fresh cooked food and that is why for most cooked meats, you cook the food on a grill right on the table and eat it while it’s still hot and fresh, that’s the Korean way. Because the smell of cooking GopChang can get on your clothes and also oil can splatter, the GopChang restaurants in Korea usually provide you with a kitchen aprons you can wear like my friend is doing here. Also, these restaurants that sell GopChang only sell GopChang. Most Korean restaurants only sell what they are good at because there’s so much competition. And no, you won’t find that … Continue reading
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Tagged cow intestines, gopchang, korean bbq, korean dish, korean food, pig intestines, 곱창, 교대곱창
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