'Oh ! Destroyer of foes (Rama), when the Divine Cow Shabala is spoken in this way by Sage Vashishta, then that milker bestowed each and every fancy, fancied by each and every fancier, according to one's own fancy.' ( Thus Sage Shataananda continued the legend of Shabala ( Kaamadhenu ), as a part of the legend of Vishvamitra to Rama and others ). [1-53-1]
Shabala bestowed dishes of sugar cane and honey, and flakes of all sorts, like cornflakes, rice-flakes, also best arracks and liquors in best wineglasses, further, the drinks and foodstuffs that were very diverse and verily apposite to royalties and army-men. [1-53-2]
उष्णाढ्यस्यौदनस्यापि राशयः पर्वतोपमाः | मृष्टान्नानि च सूपाश्च दधिकुल्यास्तथैव च || १-५३-३
There emerged mountainous stacks of steamy foodstuffs, palatable side-dishes and desserts of rice etc., also the dumplings of cooked pulses, like that the cascades of curds and the other milk products like butter, ghee, cheese etc. [1-53-3]
नानास्वादुरसानां च खाण्डवानां [षाडवानां] तथैव च | भाजनानि [भोजनानि] सुपूर्णानि गौडानि च सहस्रशः || १-५३-४
Thousands of silver dishes and hollowware fully replete with daintily soft drinks, like that full with sugar-candy preparations, and with preparations that comprise all the six tastes had come up together with delectable foodstuffs made out of treacly dumplings of cane sugar. [1-53-4]
सर्वमासीत् सुसंतुष्टं हृष्टपुष्टजनायुतम् | विश्वामित्रबलं राम वसिष्ठेन सुतर्पितम् || १-५३-५
Oh ! Rama, all of the men in the forces of Vishvamitra, who were already rejoiced and regaled by the regular feasts accorded by their king Vishvamitra, were now comparatively well gladdened when feasted by Sage Vashishta, in which they rejoiced and regaled, for a good measure. [1-53-5]