Method 1. Put the flour and salt into the mixing bowl and combine. 2. In another bowl combine water and vinegar and add together with the oil to the mixing bowl. 3. Make a nice and smooth dough. You can make the dough by hand or use a mixer (mixing about 8-10 minutes). 4, Take the dough out of the mixing bowl using a dough scraper and put it on a lightly floured surface. 5. Dust slightly with flour and form a ball. 6. Divide the ball in two equal parts and form each one into a small ball. 7. Take some of that extra oil and coat the balls with it. Cover with clean film and a tea towel. 8. Let the dough rest for at least 30 minutes and up to 2 hours. *now would be a good time to make your filling 9. Prepare the table for the dough. Put a cotton tablecloth on your table an dust it with flour. This amount of dough stretches easily over a 150 cm x 150 cm (60 inch x 60 inch) table. 10. Take one ball of dough (keep the second one covered) and put it on the floured tablecloth. Using a rolling pin (or in my case a clean wine bottle because I don't have a rolling pin here) roll the dough out to about 3 mm thick (about 1/8 inch) 11. Using a brush, or simply the palm of your hand cover the surface of the dough with oil. Let it rest for another 5 minutes 12. After 5 minutes get both of your hands under the dough and with the back of the hand start slowly stretching the dough form the middle towards the outside. 13. Keep stretching the dough slowly on all sides until you can almost see through it. 14. Prepare your filling by combining the eggs, cottage cheese, sour cream salt and pepper in one bowl. Keep the spinach separated 15. Spread the cheese filling in small bits using a spoon across your dough. 16. Over the cheese spread small heaps of spinach and drizzle with oil. 17. By lifting the tablecloth roll the dough from two sides. This will leave you with a two rolls of dough in the middle of the table.
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