spätzle

[ shpet-sluh ]

noun

, German.

1. spaetzle.

Example Sentences

Is it really fall if you're not serving spätzle with sage?

From Salon

“Here in Germany, Spätzle - small hand-rolled egg and flour noodles - are a totally legitimate Schnitzel accompaniment. Always happy to lend a hand. Toodle pip!”

From The Guardian

“For a little more deliciousness,” says Britt, “make some fresh spätzle or eastern European-style hand-cut noodles, which cook like pasta.”

From The Guardian

The eight Malerweg trail stages are 10-15km long, some pretty easy-going, others quite challenging, and all weaving between quaint villages that offer overnight stays and restaurants with traditional fare like schnitzel and spätzle.

From The Guardian

The spätzle and dumplings of her partner Franco Concli’s Tyrolean heritage are “simple, honest and tasty food that serves its purpose of regenerating mind and soul as well as providing rest from urban living”: a purpose that would doubtless have made Mrs Beeton proud.

From The Guardian