In 63 years on this planet, I had never eaten Spaetzle (wasn't even sure what it was), much less make it. I will be making up for lost time now. I did the colander method, but I think I am going shopping for a spaetzle maker. The herbs and nutmeg were delicious in this. I am going to try it with fresh sage next time. Very easy recipe. I wasn't sure what the ice water was for (it doesn't say) so just skipped it, as the previous reviewers stated. Served it as a side to Swiss Steak. Made for ZWT 7.
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This was a different way to enjoy egg noodles. We liked the subtle flavor the nutmeg gave them. I used my potato ricer, and skipped the ice water step and drained them in a colander. The spaetzle didn't get crispy when I sauteed it, but it was very good! ZWT7 - Shady Ladies
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Yum! We really enjoyed this tonight with German Meatballs. I made the batter as directed but I didn't put the spaetzle in ice water. Whenever I make it, I just scoop it directly into a frying pan. I also use a spaetzle maker and haven't tried making it any other way, so I personally don't know how well a colander works. Very nice! Made for ZWT6. Thanks Dr. Jenny! :)
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