These turkey sliders are loaded with layers of savory turkey, melty cheese, and buttery baked rolls for an easy meal everyone loves. Perfect for game day, parties, quick dinners, or using up leftover turkey, these warm and cheesy sliders come together fast with simple ingredients.
Step 1: Take the Hawaiian rolls, and cut in half separating the tops from the bottoms. Add the bottoms to a baking dish.
Step 2: Layer the turkey over the bottoms of the rolls.
Step 3: Layer over the cheese. Spread the mayonnaise onto the inside of the tops of the rolls, and replace the tops on top of the cheese.
Step 4: In a microwave safe bowl, heat butter for 30 second increments, until melted.Add the Dijon and Worcestershire and whisk to combine. Brush this mixture over top of the roll tops, and sprinkle with everything bagel seasoning.
Step 5: Bake at 350 for 14-15 min, until tops are golden brown and cheese is melted. Cut the sliders around the edges of each roll, and enjoy!
Notes
Let them rest 2 to 3 minutes before cutting. Just like any baked dish, a short rest lets the cheese set slightly so the sliders hold together when you pull them apart instead of falling open.
Line your baking dish with parchment or foil. The butter glaze can caramelize and stick to the pan. Lining the dish makes cleanup a breeze and prevents the bottoms from over-browning.
Pat the deli turkey dry before layering. Deli meat can carry extra moisture that makes the bottom rolls soggy. A quick blot with a paper towel keeps everything structurally solid.
Storage
Storage: Store leftover sliders in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Keeping them tightly covered helps prevent the rolls from drying out.
Freezing: Wrap the sliders individually or place them in a freezer safe container. Freeze for up to 2 months for best texture and flavor.
Reheat: Warm sliders in the oven at 325 degrees Fahrenheit until heated through. The oven helps keep the rolls slightly crisp while melting the cheese again.
Disclaimer:
Any nutritional data I provide is an approximation and actual dietary information can vary based on ingredients and proportion sizes.