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Roast Beef Sliders Recipe

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These Roast Beef Sliders offer a delicious and easy-to-make meal featuring thinly sliced leftover roast beef layered with provolone cheese on soft Hawaiian rolls, spread with creamy garlic aioli or mayonnaise, then baked to melty perfection. A perfect appetizer or party snack that combines savory flavors with a buttery, slightly toasted bun topped with sesame seeds.

Ingredients

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  • 12 Hawaiian rolls
  • 1 cup (300g) leftover roast beef, thinly sliced
  • 6 slices (100g) provolone cheese
  • ¼ cup mayonnaise or homemade garlic aioli
  • 1 Tbsp butter, melted
  • Sesame seeds, for sprinkling

Instructions

  1. Prepare ingredients: Gather all ingredients, ensuring the roast beef is thinly sliced and the Hawaiian rolls remain in one connected sheet.
  2. Slice rolls: Using a serrated knife, carefully slice the sheet of Hawaiian rolls in half horizontally, keeping individual rolls connected for ease of assembly.
  3. Spread mayo or aioli: Evenly spread the mayonnaise or garlic aioli on the inside of both the top and bottom halves of the rolls to add creaminess and flavor.
  4. Layer roast beef: In a rectangular baking dish or baking tray, place the bottom half of the rolls and layer the thinly sliced roast beef evenly over them.
  5. Add cheese: Layer the provolone cheese slices over the roast beef to ensure a good melt and creamy texture.
  6. Top the sliders: Place the top half of the Hawaiian rolls over the layered roast beef and cheese to complete the sandwich assembly.
  7. Butter and sesame seeds: Brush the melted butter generously over the top of the buns, then sprinkle sesame seeds evenly for flavor and appearance.
  8. Bake sliders: Bake the assembled sliders in a preheated oven at 350°F (175°C) for 10-15 minutes, or until the cheese melts and the tops are lightly toasted.
  9. Serve: Remove from oven, use a sharp knife to carefully cut the rolls into individual sliders, then serve warm and enjoy.

Notes

  • Using leftover roast beef works perfectly, but you can substitute with freshly cooked roast beef if preferred.
  • For a more flavorful spread, try making homemade garlic aioli instead of plain mayonnaise.
  • If you don’t have provolone cheese, mozzarella or Swiss cheese are good alternatives.
  • To make sliders extra savory, add a few pickles or caramelized onions inside before baking.
  • These sliders can be assembled ahead of time and refrigerated; bake just before serving to keep buns fresh.

Keywords: roast beef sliders, Hawaiian rolls, party appetizers, easy sandwiches, baked sliders, provolone cheese