Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa ("of a hundred paths") 2.5.2.21

2.5.2.21

tāṃ vācayati | praghāsino havāmahe marutaśca riśādasaḥ karambheṇa sajoṣasa iti yathā puro 'nuvākyaivameṣaitayaivainānetebhyaḥ pātrebhyo hvayati

He then makes her say the text (III, 44), 'We invoke the Maruts, the voracious consumers of enemies, delighting in their porridge.' This (verse) is (of like import) as the invitatory prayer she therewith invites them to these dishes.