Sainsburys
Winners again in 2010, Sainsbury’s were recognised with a special award for ‘Most Progress’. The judges recognised the significant contribution the supermarket has made to increasing consumer awareness of higher welfare ranges including stocking and selling the largest range of RSPCA Freedom Food labelled produce.
Sainsbury’s are quite literally continually raising animal welfare standards in their business and communicating that commitment really effectively to their customers
FREEDOM FOOD COQ AU VIN
A seasonal dish from Sainsbury’s with a certain je ne sais quoi… so why not warm your cockles and your conscience with a hearty Coq au Vin, using Sainsbury’s popular Freedom Food endorsed chicken?
Serves: 4 Preparation time: 15 mins Cooking time: 60 minutes
Ingredients
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 pack Sainsbury's Freedom Food Endorsed Corn Fed Chicken Thighs & Drumsticks, 550g
125g unsmoked streaky bacon, cubed
1 large white onion cut into wedges
2 tbsp plain flour
Sainsbury’s Coq au Vin paste
200ml red wine
200ml water
Method
Preheat the oven to 180C/Gas mark 4, then heat oil in an ovenproof casserole dish. Brown the chicken, then set it aside. Brown the bacon and onion wedges, then stir in the plain flour and cook for 2 minutes.
Return the chicken to the pan with the Sainsbury’s Coq au Vin paste, wine and water and mix well. Cover and place in the oven for 45 minutes.
Once cooked, remove the chicken from the dish and keep it warm, then reduce the remaining sauce by simmering it on a medium heat on the hob.
Put the chicken on four plates and top with the sauce. Serve with a selection of green vegetables and slices of crusty bread.
Get visual!
You can see lots of tempting recipes being made before your very eyes – and with various tasty twists - by Sainsbury's resident TryNation team Karen, Sian and Amy – Sainsbury’s Trynation website here
The clip below shows how to make the Freedom Food Burgers featured on Good Things recipe page 'How to make good food'. Enjoy.
6 comments
Great burger recipes, but unable to get sound on the video - can't see why, I get it on other channels.
Posted by: Beryl Haigh 25th Jul 2010
Their freedom foods range is testament to animal welfare
Posted by: Claire 1st Sep 2010
love sainsburys do most of my shopping there,also have delivery's at my convenience.great store
Posted by: sue davis 5th Sep 2010
Hooray for Freedom Food - well done Sainsburys.
Posted by: Soo 10th Dec 2010
Sainsburys should also be concentrating on widening their range of the HIGHEST ANIMAL WELFARE FOODS which is of course VEGAN FOODS!
Posted by: Brenda Jones 11th Dec 2010
Come on Sainsbury's! Most of your customers are Middle Class & can afford that extra 1p to GO ORGANIC. Please sell ONLY free Range, Organic Products - especially Eggs, Pork, Chicken., Milk , Cheese FORGET Bernard Matthews - NEVER lower your standards...Don't stock anything else. Come on YOU can do it. BE the FIRST....
Posted by: Christine Burn 16th Jul 2011
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