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Come every February, grocery store aisles bloom with heart-shaped boxes and other Valentine’s Day-themed ephemera. However, little is made out of the fact that hearts, the kind found pumping blood through livestock, are also a staple in many diets. So why not eat hearts on Valentine’s Day?
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Jacqueline enjoys browsing the SF Farmer’s Market for local farm fresh produce. Her favorite recipes include Spinach Artichoke Dip and Shrimp & Red Pepper Pasta. Jacqueline's next cooking challenge involves mastering the use of her slow cooker.
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