Ham and Cheese Sliders Recipe
These Ham and Cheese Sliders are a lightened up and simplified version of the popular poppyseed mini sandwiches. These sliders are a great dish to serve for large groups and are very quick to make.
Entertaining is fun. It’s always good to get together with others to celebrate or just catch up. Although, sometimes cooking for a crowd can be daunting. But it doesn’t have to be. With some handy dandy and tasty recipes in your arsenal you can breeze right through the preparation and still have plenty of energy to enjoy the party too.
Sliders are a terrifically simple and tasty way to feed a group. Most sliders can be prepped ahead and popped in the oven to warm, then kept there until ready to serve. These easy Ham and Cheese Sliders are certainly one of those recipes that will please your party. These mini ham and cheese sandwiches are super quick and easy too!
If you are a fan of the popular Poppyseed Ham and Cheese Sliders I think you will find this recipe a tasty lightened up and simplified version, without the poppy seeds and extra prep time. And lighter is always a good thing don’t you think? The ingredients for this version may be basic but they create a tasty combination.
Make these Ham and Cheese Sliders for you next tailgating party or picnic and just watch them disappear. They’ll be a fan favorite!
Ham and Cheese Sliders Recipe
These easy mini sandwiches are the perfect party food and are quick to make.
Ham and Cheese Sliders Recipe
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These look so perfect! Would love to serve these at a party or tailgate!
How easy! These would be perfect for when the family comes over for hockey nights!
These look great – sometimes its the simplest recipes that are the best!
I need to make these now!
Love the lighter version, Amy. I could eat sliders 3 meals a day! LOL
Do you think Swiss cheese and honey ham would be alright for this? And how many slices of each do I use?
Tasted great.
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I’m so glad I found this recipe cause all the other ones I looked at had ingredients I don’t t have in my house so I was thinking hmmm I wonder if I can use honey mustard instead of Dijon and bam I found this one without even having to search
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