The author in Chapter 49 uses the metaphor of a "culinary arrangement of essence." What does this refer to and what is the motivation for sharing it?

In Chapter 49, the metaphor of a "culinary arrangement of essence" refers to the book, the Shri Sai Satcharita itself. The author explains his motivation for creating and sharing this work through an analogy. He states that a sweet delicacy is wonderful, but its sweetness turns bland if not shared with friends and virtuous people. Similarly, he cannot keep the bliss of Sai's stories to himself. The author feels that by sharing this spiritual feast with the 'circle of listeners,' the 'bliss of the self-essence doubles,' which is why this thought took root in his soul and the book matured.