According to the provided text, who should be prioritized when giving food, and what did Baba himself cook and serve?

Chapter 38 provides specific guidance on the order of serving food, emphasizing compassion for the vulnerable. It explicitly states that the diseased, weak, blind, lame, deaf, and poor should be fed first, even before one's own kith and kin. The text describes how Baba put this principle into practice. In the courtyard of the Masjid, He would cook in a large hearth using a vast vessel. The chapter mentions a variety of dishes He prepared, including 'sweet rice,' a 'meat-mixed pulao,' and sometimes 'mutkulya,' which were balls of wheat flour cooked in lentil soup (varann).