[noodles] Try to fix video?

lvn · Jul 11, 2024 · c481696 · c481696
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@@ -907,7 +907,7 @@ <h2 id="19cc85b8-6864-437e-9c5a-b2e0d4a76af7" class="">My Current Ramen Noodle P
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         <p id="4adf50ff-d1db-4f65-9632-1d06b3b83a67" class="">And then you just step again. And again, and again…</p>
         <p id="0e4d9eb3-556e-40dd-a251-59af2081d10e" class="">As you fold and step on the dough more and more, rather than becoming hard and brittle, it actually becomes bouncier and bouncier — completely unlike how it behaves when you roll it too many times on a pasta machine. How many times is right? I don’t think there’s a definitive answer — I’ve done anywhere between 3 to 8 steps, optionally with an additional rest in between, and my intuition so far says the ideal is at least 5 steps. (Note: udon intuition doesn’t apply exactly here, since the kansui does a lot to the dough.)</p>
-        <p id="e766ae73-2627-45c3-a97d-2346f9efd34d" class="">The next clip shows how the dough feels at around 6 steps. In total that’s mix, rest (still in crumble form), step, fold, step, fold, step, fold, step, fold, step, fold, step, then rest again, thin out, rest <em>again</em>, and cut. (” <a href="https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/katana">glorious nippon gluten, folded over 1000 times</a>”) </p>
+        <p id="e766ae73-2627-45c3-a97d-2346f9efd34d" class="">The next clip shows how the dough feels at around 6 steps. In total that’s mix, rest (still in crumble form), step, fold, step, fold, step, fold, step, fold, step, fold, step, then rest again, thin out, rest <em>again</em>, and cut. (”<a href="https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/katana">glorious nippon gluten, folded over 1000 times</a>”) </p>
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