
Simplicity- Perfect for assembling ahead of time, store in the refrigerator until ready to bake.Â
Feeds a crowd- This recipe makes 16 sliders, perfect for parties, gatherings or holiday events.Â
Versatility- Can be customized with various toppings or sauces, can be made with gluten free buns, or dairy free cheese etc.Â
Flavor- Smokey ham, melty cheese, and sweet Hawaiian rolls create a classic flavor profile. Adding a tangy sweet and salty sauce elevates this dish to new heights.Â

Small dinner rolls or slider buns- Hawaiian rolls are always a classic choice
Sliced deli ham
Sliced cheese (Swiss & provolone work well)
Butter
Dijon mustard (optional)
Coconut aminos or Worchester’sÂ
Coconut Sugar or brown sugar
Garlic seasoning
Onion seasoning
Everything bagel seasoning
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Lightly grease a 9x13 ceramic or glass baking dish with oil. Using a serrated knife cut the Hawaiian rolls in half, separating the tops from the bottoms. Line the the pan with the bottom of the rolls, and begin to layer the ham. 2-3 slices of ham per bun- depending on the thickness of the ham.
Cut the provolone and Swiss to the same size cut outs as the buns and layer 2-4 slices on each slider depending on the thickness of your cheese. I prefer a thin cut as its melts more evenly.
To a bowl whisk together melted butter, coconut aminos, coconut sugar, onion powder, garlic powder and Dijon mustard. Brush the tops of the sliders with the sauce and sprinkle everything bagel seasoning over the tops. Cover with foil and bake in 350 degree oven for 20-25 minutes or until the cheese is melted.
Use Hawaiian rolls! They’re honestly the best for sliders — slightly sweet, pillowy soft, and the perfect miniature bite for this classic comfort food. If you’d like to make them from scratch, try my Einkorn Dinner Rolls with Tangzhong. They bake up super soft, fluffy, and absolutely irresistible. I always use them whenever I have leftovers to turn into sliders!
Lightly spray the bottom of the pan with oil to prevent sticking and give the sliders a slightly crispy bottom that will hold up well when you bite into them.
Brush the tops of the sliders with the sauce. Pouring the sauce over the top can make the sliders soggy. Brushing it on ensures even flavor and helps prevent excess moisture.
Cover the sliders with foil while baking to prevent them from drying out and to ensure the cheese melts evenly.
Use a glass or ceramic 9×13 baking dish to prevent the bottoms from burning—these materials heat more slowly and evenly than metal. If using a metal pan, line it with parchment paper to reduce direct heat and avoid over-browning.



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