From crowd-favorite appetizers to kid-friendly dinners, these recipes are easy and delicious.
These no-stress mini sandwich recipes are the answer you didn’t know you needed.
Fromtailgate gatheringsand watch parties to backyard barbecues and weeknight dinners, these filling sliders are sure to be devoured.

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We guarantee you won’t have any leftovers when it comes to these easy and delicious slider recipes.
These oven-baked sliders withbacon jamare the perfect alternative.
Slices of roast beef are topped with provolone cheese and caramelized onions.

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Brush the tops with a slightly sweetened brown-sugar-mustard sauce before baking.
Serve the hot sliders with a meaty au jus.
Top each with melty Swiss cheese, pickles, and a chipotle mayo sauce.

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Split-Top Mini Barbecue Sandwiches
These open-top barbecue sandwiches will have everyone coming back for seconds.
Topped with special sauce and pickle slices, these will be gone in a hurry.
To serve, scoop a meatball onto a bun, top with cheese, and broil until melted.

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Spicy Buffalo chicken, tangyblue cheese, and sweet Hawaiian rolls combine for the perfect balance of flavors.
Hawaiian Rolls Breakfast Sliders
Planning a brunch-time party?
Don’t forget the sliders.

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