Frequently Asked Questions
What are Savory Overnight Hot Ham and Swiss Sliders?
These are mini sandwiches featuring tender ham and melted Swiss cheese nestled in sweet Hawaiian rolls, soaked in a buttery poppy seed marinade and baked until warm.
What kind of rolls should I use for this recipe?
The recipe calls for two 12-ounce packages of sweet Hawaiian rolls.
How much ham is needed for the sliders?
You will need 1 lb of sliced deli ham or leftover ham.
What type of cheese is best for these sliders?
Swiss cheese is the recommended choice for this recipe, requiring 24 slices.
What ingredients are in the marinade?
The marinade is made from melted unsalted butter, poppy seeds, finely chopped dried onion, liquid Worcestershire sauce, and prepared honey mustard.
Do these sliders need to sit overnight?
Yes, the magic happens overnight as the rolls soak up the flavorful buttery marinade before baking the next day.
Can I use leftover ham for this recipe?
Yes, sliced leftover ham works perfectly as a substitute for deli ham.
How much butter is required?
The recipe requires 1 cup of melted unsalted butter.
What kind of mustard is used?
The recipe uses 2 tablespoons of prepared honey mustard.
How much Worcestershire sauce is used?
You should use 1 1/2 tablespoons of liquid Worcestershire sauce.
Are the onions fresh or dried?
This recipe specifically calls for 1 1/2 tablespoons of finely chopped dried onion.
How many poppy seeds are needed?
The recipe requires 1 1/2 tablespoons of whole poppy seeds.
Are these sliders suitable for a potluck?
Yes, they are described as the perfect addition to any potluck or dinner gathering.
Can I serve these for lunch?
Absolutely, these sliders are great for dinner, lunch, or any special occasion.
Is this an easy recipe to follow?
Yes, it is categorized as an easy recipe and a one-dish meal.
How do I prepare the Hawaiian rolls?
The rolls should be kept whole but cut in half horizontally to create a top and bottom for the sandwiches.
How many total ingredients are in this recipe?
There are a total of 8 ingredients required for these sliders.
Are these sliders baked or cold?
They are baked in the oven until the cheese is melted and the sandwiches are warm.
What makes the rolls sweet?
The recipe uses Hawaiian rolls, which are naturally sweeter than standard dinner rolls.
Is the butter salted or unsalted?
The recipe specifies using unsalted melted butter.
Can these be considered a party food?
Yes, 'party food' is one of the primary tags for this recipe.
What is the texture of the finished sliders?
They are warm and indulgent with melted cheese and rolls that have soaked up a flavorful butter marinade.
Do I need to chop the ham?
No, the recipe calls for sliced ham.
How many slices of Swiss cheese do I use per roll?
With 24 slices of cheese and 24 rolls (two 12-packs), you generally use one slice of cheese per slider.
Is there any sugar added to the marinade?
No additional sugar is added, though the honey mustard and Hawaiian rolls provide some sweetness.
What is the preparation for the poppy seeds?
The poppy seeds should be whole.
Does the recipe provide nutritional information?
The current data does not include specific values for calories, fat, carbohydrates, or protein.
Can these be prepared the same day?
While they are intended to soak overnight, the recipe's 'overnight' tag suggests that is the preferred method for flavor absorption.
What is the preparation style of the honey mustard?
It should be standard prepared honey mustard.
Is this recipe good for large groups?
Yes, using two packages of rolls makes it a crowd-pleaser perfect for gatherings.