In this chapter, we learn about "meat offerings" to the Lord. There are various "recipes" for adding oil, unleavened bread and frankincense to these meat offerings that smell good to God.
Grain offerings are also to be given, but they must always have salt added to them.
Of course, Aaron and his sons — all priests — get to have meals from these holy meat offerings.
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