Thursday, August 15, 2013

Ham and Swiss Sliders


If you are into Pinterest
you have probably seen these all over the
place and they are being repinned
for a good reason - these are fabulous
and so simple to make.


We were at Lake Powell and my daughter
Amanda and her new husband Casey
chose to make these.
Who would think a simple ham and cheese
sandwich could be taken to such new heights
by a mustard and poppy seed glaze, but it really
makes an amazing sandwich
perfect for a meal or a luncheon
or even a party.



Ham and Swiss Sliders
(I adapted my recipe from Annie's Eats)

24 small buns - we used King's Hawaiian Rolls
24 - 24 slices ham - we used Black Forest Ham
12 slices 2wiss cheese - we used baby Swiss
mayonaise - to spread on buns

Glaze
1 1/2 T. poppy seeds
1 1/2 T. yellow mustard
1/2 C. butter, melted
1 T. grated onion
1/2 tsp. worcestershire sauce

Heat oven to 350 degrees.  Spray Pam in the bottom of 2 9x13 inch pans or a 13x18 inch rimmed baking sheet.  

Split the buns in half and spread one side with mayonaise.  Cut the Swiss
cheese in half and lay on the slider.  Fold 1-2 pieces of ham and lay it
on the Swiss cheese.  Place the sliders close together in your pan.  

Mix the glaze ingredients together and brush onto the tops
of the buns.  Let some of the sauce run down the sides.
Cover with foil and bake for 15-20 minutes or until
the cheese is melted.

These are small and go quickly.  
Super, super yummy.  You can even make them 
up a day ahead and bake them that day.

Expect people to eat at least two. 




Ok, so if you are like me and you have
seen them everywhere but haven't
made these yet, give them a try.  Any small roll
will do, but King's Hawaiian adds such a nice
sweetness.


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11 comments:

  1. Thanks so much! These look good, I've never seen them!


    LOVE your boat! :)

    XO,
    Jane

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  2. Just came to drool over these yummy food! I don't eat this type of food, otherwise it'll show, lol! Thanks for the recipe, hubby will love it. Hugs,
    FABBY

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  3. The glaze sounds like it MAKES them:)
    Have fun..looks like paradisio:)

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  4. They catch my eye each time I see 'em! Glad to know you tried them and they're great:@)

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  5. WOW. Apple doesn't fall far from the tree indeed. Amanada seems a perfect heir of your eagerness to try, discover and achieve new recipes.
    Well done for what must have been a lovely get-together at the Lake.
    Thank you for sharing,
    Teresa (who must be the only person that missed this on pinterest ;))

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  6. The sliders are amazing. My daughter recently made these and the entire family loved em!

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  7. You've twisted my arm :) They sound delicious and I'll use my favorite Jarlsberg for the Swiss cheese.

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  8. These sandwiches were very yummy!!

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  9. Yum. We are making something like this for Skyler's farewell. They look fabulous. Joni

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  10. Yummm this is something I gotta try! Wish i had the house boat as well haha!

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