The text mentions Baba cooked with meat. Can you explain what Chapter 38 says about this practice and its justification?

Yes, Chapter 38 explicitly mentions that Sai Baba sometimes made a 'meat-mixed pulao'. It further details that Baba would have a goat slaughtered according to prescribed rituals. This involved ordering a Mulla to recite the necessary scriptural chants. The text draws a parallel to justify this, stating that just as Brahmins partake in sacrificial offerings (Purodasha) from Yagyas and consider it scriptural, Baba's actions were also performed according to specific rituals. This suggests the act was not for casual consumption but was conducted within a specific ritualistic and scriptural framework.