These Ham Sliders are the perfect thing to make the night before Thanksgiving when you have all the family spending the night or the day after when all the kids are watching the big game! So easy to make that it’s more of a process than a recipe. This is NOT a sponsored post so any name brands that I mention will be because that’s what I used. Here’s all you need:
- 12-pack of King’s Hawaiian Dinner Rolls (you can also get those Sara Lee plain ones if you don’t like King’s)
½ lb. Deli slices Ham
12 slices of whatever Cheese you choose – I used 3 kinds: Individually wrapped for Mr. Picky Eater, Pepper Jack and Colby Jack.
½ Cup Melted Butter
1 teaspoon Poppy Seeds
1 ½ Tablespoons Worcestershire Sauce
1 ½ Tablespoons Brown or Dijon Mustard
1 teaspoon Onion Powder
Directions:
With a serrated knife, cut dinner rolls in half in one slice.
Place bottom have in a foil wrapped pan that has been sprayed with non-stick spray.
Layer ham and cheese on bottom half of rolls then place top half on.
Melt the butter then add the poppy seeds, sauce, mustard and onion powder – mix up well
Drizzle over tops of rolls that have been placed on top of the sandwiches.
Cover with foil and place in the refrigerator and allow to sit for at least 2 hours – I let mine sit in there all day until evening.
Preheat oven to 350F
Bake, foil on, for 30 minutes then take foil off and return to oven for about 10 minutes.
Serve and enjoy!
We loved them and will be having them again very soon – maybe even used rotisserie chicken next time!
If your crowd is not as big as ours, just cut the recipe in half and get one package of dinner rolls – make it exactly the same way.
Terri C
I’ve seen these but never tried them, yours look wonderful!
Melissa B
These look so good! =)
Lillian
I love the Kings rolls and they’re just the right size. This one really looks like a winner.
Val in MN
Looks delish.
Quick question…1 1/2 What? for dijon and worcestershire. Tablespoon? Teaspoon?
Thanks!
Kelli
Hi Val! So sorry for that – I guess I just got into a hurry! The Mustard and Worcestershire are both Tablespoons. I edited the recipe so it reads correctly now!
The Better Baker
Great minds think alike! This is exactly what I’m making for my kids this weekend! Thanks for the reminder that I can make them ahead. Whoop!!! Happy Thanks-LIVING!! ?
Karen (Back Road Journal)
My SIL makes these but without the topping and serves them cold…I can’t wait to tell him about serving them hot.
Debra Eliotseats
I’ve tried these and they’re great. A friend tried something like this but it was a bacon-cheeseburger take! Happy Holiday!
Jessica Jarrell
Yum! These look so good Kelli, perfect for a get-together! I’m a sucker for anything with that glorious melted cheese ?
Belinda
Looks relish!! Is this recipe for 1-12pkg rolls or 2-12 pkg rolls? I was confused by your comment:
“If your crowd is not as big as ours, just cut the recipe in half and get one package of dinner rolls – make it exactly the same way.”
Thanks! I really want to make these!
Kelli
Hi Belinda! This recipe is for 1 – 12 pkg of rolls and thanks for asking! I will make a change in the recipe!!