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Heart

Chest cavity — between the lungs, behind the brisket

A dense, muscular organ with a mild, beefy flavour — closer to lean muscle meat than most offal. Often grilled on skewers (anticuchos in Peru) or braised. Very lean; benefits from marination. Widely eaten in Latin America, Eastern Europe, and across Asia.

Regional Names — 50 countries

CountryLocal NameConf.Traditions
Afghanistan
del
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Argentina
corazón
◑
Armenia
sirt
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Azerbaijan
ürək
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Bolivia
corazón
●
Brazil
coração bovino
◑
Chile
corazón
◑
China
niúxīn
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Colombia
corazón
◑
Czech Republic
hovězí srdce
◑
Ecuador
corazón
●
Egypt
qalb
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Ethiopia
lib
◑
France
cœur de bœuf
◑
Georgia
guli
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Germany
Rinderherz
◑
Greece
kardiá
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Hungary
marhaszív
●
India
dil
◑
Indonesia
jantung sapi
●
Iran
del
●
Israel
lev bakar
◑
Italy
cuore di manzo
◑
Japan
hatsu
●
Kazakhstan
zhürek
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Kyrgyzstan
jürök
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Lebanon / Levant
qalb
●
Mexico
corazón de res
◑
Mongolia
zürkh
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Morocco
qalb
●
Nigeria
heart
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Pakistan
dil
●
Peru
corazón de res
●
Philippines
puso ng baka
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Poland
serce wołowe
◑
Portugal
coração
◑
Russia
serdtse
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Saudi Arabia
qalb
●
Senegal
coeur de boeuf
●
South Africa
heart
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South Korea
yeomtong
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Spain
corazón de vacuno
◑
Tajikistan
dil
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Thailand
huachai wua
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Turkey
yürek
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Ukraine
sertse
●
United Kingdom
ox heart
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Uruguay
corazón
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Uzbekistan
yurak
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Vietnam
tim bò
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Regional names reflect documented butcher and market terminology. Confidence indicators reflect research quality, not cultural importance.

See also

← All offal cuts

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Tradition: Fritanga Colombiana →

Tradition: Georgian Slaughter Feast Tradition →

Tradition: Mongolian Slaughter-Day Organ Tradition →

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How this information is generated

This information is for educational purposes only and may vary by region or butcher practices.