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6
ServingsEasy
Published 1981
The origins of this dish are unclear, but the name suggests that it was probably created in honor of a Thai king (Rama) by a palace cook. The “bathing” describes the way the meat is presented, floating over a sea of greens and sauce. The Thai use pak bung in this dish; a lush creeper growing in or near the water. Young leaves of spinach or any tender leaf vegetable will substitute beautifully.
