Cheongnyang | Omasum | Beef Tripe
처녑
The term omasum or “처녑” in Korean refers to the intestines of beef. It belongs to the same category as yang and beoljibyang, makchang (막창), gopchang (곱창), also called sochang (소창), and daechang.
These ingredients are used in a variety of traditional Korean dishes, such as Gopchang-jeongol, which is a stew or casserole based on beef tripe, vegetables, and seasonings. It is served with a hot and spicy red chili sauce and is often shared on the table by several diners. In South Korea, it is also a popular anju when drinking alcoholic beverages like soju.
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