Jules Sebastian whips up an easy chicken korma bake using only one pan – easy and delicious!

“I’m a fan of anything ‘one pan’ so I’ve got to try this.”

In case you didn’t know, fashion stylist, author and mum-of-two, Jules Sebastian is also a bit of a whizz in the kitchen.

Jules, who shares sons Hudson, 10 and Archer, eight with husband, Guy Sebastian, took to Instagram to share an easy but delicious meal with her 305K+ followers and it was a sure-fire hit.

“One pan chicken korma bake 👌🏼 One pan everything for the win right now. This dish packed a punch and was SO easy to make,” she wrote alongside a how-to video.

Here is what you will need for the recipe:

200g of washed basmati rice

4 tsp korma curry paste

1 sliced red onion

2 diced garlic

1 tin of coconut milk

4 chicken thighs

olive oil

2 tsp of mild curry powder

2 tsp of caster sugar

2 tsp of cumin

150 – 200 ml of chicken stock

The quick instructional video shows just how easy it is to make. Into one dish, Jules adds the washed basmati rice, korma curry sauce, red onion, crushed garlic and coconut milk.

She then adds chicken thighs, oil, curry powder, a sprinkle of cumin, chicken stock and a sprinkle of sugar.

Bake on 180C for 45 min covered, then remove the foil and cook for another 10 mins. Garnish with with fresh coriander and mint yoghurt.

Jules added a shout out to @thisisplanetfood for sharing the recipe.

WATCH: See the Jules Sebastian’s One Pan Chicken Korma video below. 

The simple yet delicious recipe was praised by fans in the comments section.

“I’m a fan of anything “one pan” so I’ve got to try this 😂 it looks easy and yum!” wrote one follower.

“Looks so good 🙌” added another.

“Christ on a bike this looks amazing you have all the great recipes! Thanks gal 😀,” commented another fan.

It’s Jules’ relaxed approach to sharing the realities of life as a working mum that makes her such a beloved Aussie celebrity.

Between work commitments and raising her two beautiful sons, Jules has been open the healthy dose of mum guilt that comes with being a working mother.

Speaking with Bounty Parents previously, Jules admitted that now that her sons are getting a little older she’s had time to reflect on the unrealistic expectation she put on herself at the beginning and shared some of the wisdom she’s acquired along the way.

“I’d tell new mums now not to stress yourself out, and don’t put pressure on yourself,” she said.

“Everybody on the planet does things differently. Your friend might do something that works for them, and you could try it and it’s a disaster.”