These Hawaiian roll ham and cheese sliders are perfect for game day, family gatherings, or an easy weeknight dinner. Layers ...

A pillowy King’s Hawaiian roll is the ideal vehicle for this classic Indian street food of mashed vegetables in a rich tomato ...

If you're ever stumped for what to make for Game Day that's a) easy and b) will satisfy hungry eaters, enter one option that never fails: sheet-pan sliders. From Sheet-Pan Beef Taco Sliders and Philly ...

What’s a no-fail recipe for summer gatherings? My dad’s old-timey ham and cheese sliders never fail to deliver. There’s nothing fancy about these mini sandwiches, but the first bite is bound to ...

Getting dinner on the table can feel routine, but it doesn’t have to be boring. Family-friendly sliders add a playful twist ...

You don't need a sandwich press or plancha for this take on the Cuban sandwich; a pair of sheet pans helps deliver all that ...

Preheat oven to 350. Melt Butter on Low. Add Glaze ingredients and mix. Slice bread in half and line bottom half with Ham and Swiss. Replace top of bread and brush Glaze over top. Bake for 20 minutes.

There are a few classic food pairings that just feel so right: peanut butter and jelly, bead and butter, coffee and doughnuts. But nothing compares to the most savory pairing of all: ham and cheese!

Ham and cheese sliders are easy to scale up for a crowd; they can be prepped ahead, glazed and baked off to serve, slightly crusty at the edges, and piping hot. Sebastian Czapnik/Dreamstime/TNS What’s ...

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line a 9×9-inch or 9×13-inch pan with aluminum foil, spray with cooking spray; set aside. Slice the rolls in half so you have a tops and bottoms. don’t pull the rolls ...