February is National Heart Month, a time to look at healthy lifestyles and see how you can protect your heart health.

Beef heart may not be your first cut of meat to cook this week, but did you know that if you cook it correctly, it's delicious and will practically melt in your mouth? We asked an expert for guidance.

Enjoying lean beef in a heart-healthy lifestyle is easier than you think with these recipes featuring lean beef, fresh fruit and vegetables, and whole grains. In this segment, Angie Horkan ...

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Instructions: Slice hearts in half and proceed to trim, removing all fat, silverskin and loose membranes. Proceed to cut up remaining meat into 1½- to 2-inch squares that are about 1 inch thick and ...

Valentines Day is just around the corner, and that means everything from balloons to sweet treats and candy boxes comes shaped into hearts. Here at Chuck’s Food Shack, we prefer to take hearts for ...

Enjoying lean beef in a heart-healthy lifestyle is easier than you think. Angie Horkan with the Wisconsin Beef Council shares two recipes featuring lean beef, fresh fruit and vegetables, and whole ...