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Beef Small Intestines 1.5 lb
Beef Large Intestine, Frozen 1 lb
Premium KBBQ Beef Large Intestine, Frozen 1 lb
Marinated Beef Intestine Daechang, Korean BBQ Style
Wang Marinated Beef Large Intestine, Frozen 255 g

Popular recipes

Grilled Beef Large Intestine (Daechang Gui)

Beef large intestine is parboiled until tender, then grilled over high heat until the edges are crisp and the center is chewy. Serve the grilled beef intestine with sesame oil and salt, lettuce wraps, garlic, and ssamjang.

Gopchang Jeongol (Beef Intestine Hot Pot)

Gopchang jeongol simmers beef small intestine with vegetables in a spicy, garlicky broth. The beef intestine turns tender and soaks up the broth, and the pot is finished with noodles or rice.

Spicy Stir-Fried Beef Intestine

Sliced beef intestine is parboiled, then stir-fried in a hot pan with onion, chili, and a gochujang sauce. The beef intestine stays chewy while the sauce clings to each piece, making it a good partner for steamed rice.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is beef intestine?

    Beef intestine is the small or large intestine of cattle, cleaned and sold fresh or frozen. It has a chewy texture and a rich, fatty beef flavor, and is eaten in Korean, Chinese, and other cuisines.

  • How do you cook beef intestine?

    Rinse beef intestine well, then simmer or parboil it until tender before grilling, stewing, or stir-frying. Seasoned packs, such as Seasoned Beef Small Intestine or Marinated Beef Intestine Daechang, should be cooked following the package directions.

  • What is the difference between beef intestine and beef tripe?

    Beef intestine comes from the intestinal tract, while beef tripe comes from the stomach lining. Both are chewy, but tripe, such as Beef Book Tripe or Frozen Beef Omasum Tripe, has a different shape and texture.

  • Where can I buy beef intestine near me?

    You can order beef intestine online from Weee!, including Beef Small Intestines 1.5 lb, Beef Large Intestine, Frozen 1 lb and Premium KBBQ Beef Large Intestine. Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options.

  • What is the difference between gopchang and daechang?

    In Korean cooking, gopchang usually means beef small intestine and daechang means beef large intestine. Both are popular for grilling and for hot pots, and daechang is typically thicker and chewier.

  • How do you clean beef intestine before cooking?

    Rub beef intestine with flour or salt, rinse under cold water, and parboil it with ginger or scallion to reduce odor. Frozen packs that are already cleaned still benefit from a thorough rinse.

  • How should I store beef intestine?

    Keep frozen beef intestine in the freezer until you are ready to cook it, thaw it in the refrigerator, and cook it promptly after thawing.