Sliders Recipe: Canadian Bacon & Gouda Cheese With Hawaiian Rolls (2024)

by Scarlet

I came up with this sliders recipe as a fun option to serve at parties- for the Golden Globes, Academy Awards, or the Super Bowl. This sliders recipe is a version of ham and cheese with Hawaiian rolls but I took it up a notch with a ring of caramelized onions. It is extra delicious! Serve these Canadian Bacon and Gouda Cheese sliders warm, and enjoy your delicious snack or meal! This post is sponsored by King’s Hawaiian.

Kings Hawaiian Sliders Are Perfect For Parties

This time of year, when it is cold outside, everyone loves a nice warm snack or meal. I designed this warm sliders recipe so it would be easy enough to throw together in a flash but still taste delicious. I decided I wanted a version of a sliders recipe with ham and cheese so I went with Canadian Bacon and Smoked Gouda Cheese. Then, I added Caramelized Onion Slices to really make the flavors pop. These Hawaiian roll sliders are husband and kid-tested and all approved!

I am using the term “sliders” here to refer to little sandwiches on buns. I used the King’s Hawaiian “Original Hawaiian Sweet 12 Pack Dinner Rolls” for buns because they are so soft and sweet and the perfect size for sliders. Plus, my son says they are his favorite rolls ever! Canadian bacon is a leaner bacon that is almost like a super thick slice of ham. This Canadian bacon recipe is sure to make you a convert.

Easy Sliders Recipe: Canadian Bacon, Smoked Gouda, and Caramelized Onion With Hawaiian Rolls

These sliders are yummy, delicious, goodness! Plus, this sliders recipe is super easy and fast to whip up for parties (or even for a quick delicious lunch or dinner!)

makes 12 sliders

Slider Ingredients:
2 tbsp butter
24 slices of Canadian bacon
3 small yellow onions
1 package of sliced smoked gouda
1 package of King’s Hawaiian Original Hawaiian Sweet 12 Pack Dinner Rolls

How To Make Ham And Cheese Sliders:

First things first. Peel onions and slice them up into thick onion rings about 1/4-1/3 of an inch thick. Keep the rings in tact. (You don’t have to but it is pretty that way!) You need 12 onion rings to make 12 sliders.

In a large skillet over medium high heat, put down a pat of butter and coat the bottom of the pan evenly by pushing it around with your spatula. Place onion rings into the pan. After a minute or two, go ahead and flip the onions (should see a bit of color on the onions). Allow to cook on the second side for another one to two minutes and then turn heat down to medium and cook for about 5 minutes on each side until becoming translucent and browned. Then remove from heat.

While the onions are cooking, you can slice your King’s Hawaiian Dinner Rolls in half so they will become slider buns and cut your smoked gouda cheese slices into perfect sized pieces for your buns.

Then go ahead and use a pat of butter to warm up the Canadian bacon in a skillet. Remove from heat once warm and browned a bit. Now use another pat of butter to warm and brown the insides of the King’s Hawaiian Dinner Rolls.

Assemble your sliders- bottom of the King’s Hawaiian roll, 2 slices of Canadian bacon, 1 slice of smoked gouda cheese, 1 caramelized onion ring, top of the roll. Now they are all set and ready to eat. Serve these Canadian Bacon sliders warm, and enjoy!

I love the saltiness of the Canadian bacon with the sweetness of the roll and caramelized onion, and the smokiness of the smoked gouda. Good stuff!

Printable Canadian Bacon Sliders Recipe With Hawaiian Rolls

Canadian Bacon Sliders With Gouda Cheese And Caramelized Onions

January 12, 2015

byScarlet Paolicchi

Cuisine American

Category Family Food Ideas And Recipes

A twist on a classic ham and cheese slider recipe.I love the saltiness of the Canadian bacon, the smokiness of the gouda, and the sweetness of the Hawaiian roll and caramelized onion.

Persons

12

Serving Size

1 slider

Prep Time

5 minutes

Cook Time

15 minutes

Total Time

20 minutes

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Sliders Recipe: Canadian Bacon & Gouda Cheese With Hawaiian Rolls (6)

Ingredients

  • 2 tbsp butter
  • 24 slices of Canadian bacon
  • 3 small yellow onions
  • 1 package of sliced smoked gouda
  • 1 package of Hawaiian Rolls

Instructions

  1. Peel onions and slice into 12 rings, 1/4 inch thick. Keep the rings in tact.
  2. In a large skillet over medium high heat, put down a pat of butter and coat the bottom of the pan evenly by pushing it around with your spatula. Place onion rings into the pan. After a minute or two, go ahead and flip the onions (should see a bit of color on the onions). Allow to cook on the second side for another one to two minutes and then turn heat down to medium and cook for about 5 minutes on each side until becoming translucent and browned. Then remove from heat.
  3. While the onions are cooking, you can slice your Hawaiian Rolls in half so they will become slider buns and cut your smoked gouda cheese slices into perfect sized pieces for your buns.
  4. Use a pat of butter to warm up the Canadian bacon in a skillet. Remove from heat once warm and browned a bit. Now use another pat of butter to warm and brown the insides of the King’s Hawaiian Dinner Rolls.
  5. Assemble your sliders- bottom of the King’s Hawaiian roll, 2 slices of Canadian bacon, 1 slice of smoked gouda cheese, 1 caramelized onion ring, top of the roll.
  6. Serve and enjoy!

Nutrition Facts

Canadian Bacon Sliders With Gouda Cheese And Caramelized Onions

Serves: 12

Amount Per Serving:

1 slider

Calories 159.9 kcal
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 8.24 g 12.3%
Saturated Fat 4.68 g 20%
Trans Fat 0.08 g
Cholesterol 51.26 mg 17%
Sodium 585.45 mg 24.4%
Total Carbohydrate 5.24 g 1.7%
Dietary Fiber 0.41 g 0%
Sugars 1.71 g
Protein 16.33 g
Vitamin A 4.82 % Vitamin C 1.44 %
Calcium 12.8 % Iron 2.65 %

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.

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I hope you enjoy this sliders recipe with ham and cheese on Hawaiian rolls at parties or as a great whenever meal. Let me know if you try these Canadian bacon sandwiches and what you think. #familyfocusblog Have you tried Hawaiian roll slider recipes before? I just love them!

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FAQs

How do you keep sliders from getting soggy? ›

How do I keep my sliders from getting soggy? To ensure these mini sandwiches don't get soggy, pop the split rolls under the broiler for a few minutes to toast them before building the sliders. This helps keep the bread sturdy so the sandwiches don't fall apart.

What is the best bread for sliders? ›

First up, sliders. Obviously Hawaiian Dinner Rolls are a must when making bite-sized sliders. A whole lot of flavor in a smaller package, these become the ideal vehicle for a mini ham and cheese, pulled pork and more.

Are you supposed to cook Hawaiian Rolls? ›

Keep the product inside the container and just remove the plastic wrapping! Place this into a preheated oven at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for about 2-3 minutes for the rolls and 3-5 minutes for the bread, depending on how warm you want it. You will then have a sweet smelling home to enjoy your rolls.

What knife to cut Hawaiian Rolls? ›

Preheat your oven to 350°F. As the oven heats, cut the KING'S HAWAIIAN rolls in half with a serrated knife, keeping the rolls connected.

How do you keep sliders warm for a crowd? ›

If you're making the sliders for a party and want to keep the cheeseburgers warm, once they're cooked, place them in a slow cooker on warm. I use this Casserole Crock Pot. Keep the buns and toppings on the side.

How do you keep sliders warm for a potluck? ›

Don't stress, there are a few options you can use when keeping appetizers warm. Your first option is to place your baked sliders straight into an aluminum tray and cover tightly with foil. The second option is, as soon as the sliders come out of the oven, stack them one by one into a crockpot set to warm.

How do you keep sandwiches from drying out? ›

Tinfoil is great for keeping your sandwich from drying out, and it's also good for keeping warm sandwiches warm. One drawback to using tinfoil is that it can react with acidic foods (such as tomatoes) to create an unappetizing—but harmless—blue residue.

How far ahead can I make sandwiches for a party? ›

Ideally, you should aim to make your sandwiches as close to the day of your party as possible for the best flavor and freshness. I recommend making your sandwiches no more than 48hrs in advance for the best flavor come party time. So there you have it!

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