Share The Meat" recipes. Braised stuffed heart. To supplement the voluntary weekly meat allotment of two and a half pounds per person, housewives are turning to the unlimited supply of "variety" meats on the market. Beef or calf hearts are among these meats which are rich in iron and vitamin B. To p
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