spätzle

• I order flame-grilled mackerel with Celtic mustard and smoked eel, followed by roast turbot with garlic spätzle (German noodles but made with wild garlic). —  The Guardian World News
• After all, German culture has been hardwired into our DNA, from Baron von Steuben at Valley Forge to cookie man Godfrey Keebler, the numerous spätzle halls, and the great German brewers that thrived here for 150-plus years before abruptly fizzling off the landscape when Schmidt's shut down its kettles in 1987. —  Philly.com - Latest Videos
• Supporting actors such as lane kluski, a Polish egg noodle similar to German spätzle, are divine simplicities. —  NYT > Travel
• Asteinza's innovative spa cuisine offerings included seared watermelon with tomato salad topped with red wine vinegar syrup and basil seed; spinach-and-Napa-cabbage rolls with garbanzos and fennel pollen in smoked paprika broth; and lavender-stuffed quail with spätzle, green fig, and cipollini onions. —  Miami New Times | Complete Issue
• While the seafood paella ($16) was flavorful, if a little too heavily seasoned with paprika, the pork schnitzel and spätzle ($15) was terrible.

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