Why does the author of the Sai Satcharitra use the metaphor of a 'culinary arrangement of essence' in Chapter 49?

In Chapter 49, the author uses this metaphor to explain his motivation for sharing Sai's stories. He likens the experience to tasting a "sweet delicacy," noting that one "does not enjoy it alone" if friends and virtuous people are not present to share it; its sweetness turns bland. Similarly, the bliss he feels from Sai's essence would be diminished if not shared with the "circle of listeners." This deep-seated thought to bring others to the spiritual feast is what caused the "culinary arrangement of essence," the book itself, to mature and be completed.