Spaetzle
About This Recipe
“You must have a spatzle maker to use this recipe! It is a grater with very large holes and a container that passes back and forth to press the rather runny batter through the holes.”
Ingredients
Directions
Reviews
“Yummy – just like my mom makes. But we found that there wasn’t enough for two adults, and we’re not especially big eaters. I recommend that you double the recipe if you have more than two eating.”
“What a great idea to add chicken base /bouillon to the boiling water! Here is a neat hint I saw on Foodnetwork. Take one of those aluminum pie pans from a frozen pie shell. Poke it full of holes.(not too small). Pour/push the dough through this.Into the boiling broth. It works great. :-)”
“I think I’m in love! LOL! This recipe was easy and sooo tasty. My kids will go nuts over this for sure. I liked the taste of the bouillon and only used about 8 cups of water to enjoy the flavour of it. I recommend using a spaetzle maker as it made the job very quick and easy. I bought one for under $10 and I know I’ll get a lot of use out of it. If you want it for a side dish, 4 servings is fair. As a main dish, maybe 2 servings, but I would make more. Made for Spring 2009 PAC. Thanks!”
“Spaetzle is a great meal my family love it. I usually coat chicken or pork with flour pan fry in butter. Remove meat keep warm in oven. Add butter to same pan, add spaetzle fry until slightly brown,remove and keep warm. Add cream, salt, opt parsley to same pan. Bring up the heat then add meat to cream in pan. Vegies – honey carrots and brocolli. Plate up food with spaetzle as side dish so that they can be added to main dish.”
“This sounds like it would be good, but I haven’t tried it yet…I have made Spaetzle though, and before I got my Spaetzle Maker, I just used a Pasta Strainer, or Colander, and a wooden spoon to press the dough through the holes.You do not have to have a spaetzle maker to make this.SOunds like a good recipe though!I am going to try it later this week! :)”
“A decent recipe, but you really lose points for bad advice. I have seen more than one professional chef punch holes in a pie pan and push the batter through with a plastic dough scrapper.”
“There is nothing better to put in homemade chicken soup, then homemade spaetzl.I have been using boxed stuff, but this recipe came out just like Grandma’s!”
“This sounds terrific, I like the addition of the boullion and will try it.However, I’d like to note that a spaetzle maker is not neccessary, just more convenient.My DIL used a colander and wooden spoon to push the dough through the holes for many years.I’d hate for someone to be scared off trying this because they had to buy a fairly expensive gadget!”