What if I don't have a spätzle maker?
Use a colander with large holes or a grater. Press the batter through with a spatula or scraper — it's slower but works fine.
German · dinner
40m
Total time
2
Servings
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kcal
medium
Difficulty
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FAQ · Things people ask
Use a colander with large holes or a grater. Press the batter through with a spatula or scraper — it's slower but works fine.
Yes. Any good melting cheese works — try Comté, aged cheddar, or even Fontina. Avoid pre-shredded; it has anti-caking agents that prevent smooth melting.
Refrigerate in an airtight container for up to 3 days. Reheat in a pan with a bit of butter — the microwave makes them rubbery.
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