Food reveal poster prompt

Create a 9:16 editorial food poster for "Ember Grill": realistic food photography with bold, professionally set typography on warm cream paper with subtle texture, natural light, clean editorial layout. The headline "HEAT" stays completely intact, sharp and normally designed. The food is a separate real object that only changes how the type is seen, through Thermal refraction. Thickness transition: the food becomes physically thinner through a real process such as rolling, revealing more of the type behind it as it thins. Absorption reveal: oil or another food liquid soaks into paper, raising its transparency and gradually revealing the hidden type underneath. Thermal refraction: heat rising from hot food bends and shifts only the type seen through the hot-air zone; everything else stays sharp. Diffusion field: an ingredient spreads through liquid and changes color, density and visibility across the type behind it. Headline large, simple, readable at thumbnail size; the physical process understandable within a second. Palette: #B8501F with cream, natural food colors and dark neutrals. A few meaningful details only: product name "Charcoal Ribeye", one short line of copy "Rested, then served", ingredients "dry-aged beef, sea salt", hours or address "18 to 23, Dock 3". Minimal props. No food-shaped letters, no digital masks, no fake blur, no CGI materials, no generic 3D type, no numbered labels or "Vol.", no sparkles. No watermark, no logo.