Basturma & Ravex
I hear your cured meats are so good even the birds would beg for a slice—yet I wonder if they ever taste the silence between the seasoning.
Basturma, eh? Those birds, they don't have ears to hear silence, but they sure know the taste. We keep the quiet between the spices because sometimes the silence can make the meat taste like a cloud, and nobody wants a cloud on their tongue. Keep that silence—just enough to let the salt do its work.
Silence in the spice rack is the best secret—let the salt whisper, the birds will just watch the show.
Yes, the salt has to whisper, not shout. We let it breathe a bit, then the meat tells its own tale. The birds will still come, but they'll stay quiet and watch the show, because you can’t fight a good flavor, even if it’s silent.
The meat's quiet story keeps the birds on the edge—silent applause is the only applause that matters.