Gameday Breakfast Sliders {College Football Saturday Tailgate 2012}

  Wel­come to the 2012 Col­lege Foot­ball Sat­ur­day Tail­gate Party! It’s week 3 and I’m hop­ing we can move for­ward after last week. My Huskers lost in poor fash­ion to UCLA. How did your team do? Hope­fully bet­ter than ours! Last week I shared a foot­ball craft (an easy DIY team spirit wreath). So, this week I’m chang­ing it up with a recipe. Our game is at 9:00am here, so we needed to do some sort of break­fast tail­gat­ing food. And, what sounds more per­fect than break­fast sliders?!

YUM! Per­fect for morn­ing games. Easy to make, super tasty, and def­i­nitely more fill­ing than some­thing like dough­nuts! So, here’s how to whip up a batch of these tasty ham, egg, & cheese break­fast sliders…

Ingre­di­ents:

  • 1 pkg (12 count) Kings Hawai­ian Rolls
  • 10 –12 eggs (depend­ing on egg size & how “eggy” you want your sliders)
  • pro­volone cheese
  • sliced ham (at least 6 large slices)
  • 1/4C but­ter (melted)
  • 1T mus­tard
  • 1.5T brown sugar

Direc­tions:

1. Scram­ble up your eggs how­ever you like to do them. 2. While the eggs scram­ble, cut the entire pack­age of rolls in half (so you have a sheet of the tops & the bottoms).

3. Cover the bot­tom sheet of rolls with the pro­volone cheese (I just hap­haz­ardly laid slices all over).

4. Once the eggs are done, cover the cheese layer with the eggs. Then, lay ham slices over the eggs. *Note– it’s eas­i­est to do this with the rolls already in the pan.

5. Place the top sheet of rolls over the ham. Then, cut through all lay­ers to get the indi­vid­ual sandwiches.

6. In a saucepan (or the microwave), com­bine but­ter, mus­tard & brown sugar. Once every­thing is “melty” & mostly dis­solved, driz­zle over the tops of the sandwiches.

7. Cover the pan with foil & let every­thing sit for at least 30 min­utes. Can even do overnight & let sit in the refrig­er­a­tor. Then, bake at 350 for about 15–20 min­utes (until cheese gets nice & melty)

Seri­ously, YUM!

And, if you’re look­ing for a slider recipe for any time aside from break­fast, then you HAVE to check out the Coca-Cola BBQ Pulled Pork Slid­ers (with sauteed apples & onions) that I posted ear­lier in the week. One of the best things I’ve made in a long time!  Now it’s YOUR turn. I can’t wait to see your football-related fun, food, & creativity!

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 Share your favorite tail­gat­ing recipes, foot­ball fun foods, foot­ball crafts, tail­gat­ing par­ties, fun foot­ball traditions–basically any­thing foot­ball related (espe­cially col­lege)!!!
Link as many posts as you like, just please be sure to link back to http://www.momendeavors.com or grab the but­ton (code is on the right side-bar)!

 Col­lege Foot­ball Sat­ur­day Tail­gate Link Party 2012



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Comments

  1. 1

    My kids LOVE Kings Hawai­ian Rolls, but I never thought to make slid­ers with them! They will love this!

  2. 2

    Those break­fast slid­ers look amaz­ing!! I love the idea of using Hawai­ian rolls for the bread!

  3. 3
    Jeana says:

    Im not a fan of sand­wiches but I would totally eat these! I’m going to pin these for later — thanks!

  4. 4

    Oh these look deli­cious! Ally said I would like your link up… she was right! Love find­ing fel­low Husker fans and see­ing all the Husker fans in the link ups! :)

  5. 5
    Jenniffier says:

    Those look super good. Thanks for sharing.

  6. 6

    Thanks for host­ing such a fun party, Sara! Those slid­ers look so good. I’d eat those for break­fast, lunch and dinner!

  7. 7

    So many fun ideas! Thanks for the invite!

  8. 8
    Allison Jones says:

    Do you bake them cov­ered or uncovered?

    • 9
      Sara @MomEndeavors says:

      I baked uncov­ered. Should have clar­i­fied that in the instruc­tions. Thanks for ask­ing. Hope you enjoy!! :)

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