Ham & Swiss Sliders
- Mar 14, 2024
- 2 min read
Happy Wednesday folks. Tuesday was a little busy, so Wednesday is still good for a great recipe. But before we get started with the recipe, I would like to let you know what all we have planned for you soon at the settlement. Every Saturday in March, from 2-4, the Easter Bunny will be at the settlement. He has his own little easter area behind the ice cream shop and it is perfect for your photos.
April 5 th -7 th we are so happy to be the first stop of the 50 th Anniversary of Little House on the Prairie, “Prairie Days Tour”. Meet the cast, get pics and autographs. It is going to be so much fun.
August 12 th, we have another murder mystery dinner with Badgette Playhouse. These are always a sell out so check our Facebook page for tickets availability. April 19 th and 20 th get out your poodle skirts and leather jackets. The cast of Grease will be at Patti’s for a dinner, breakfast and meet and greet. Meet Lorenzo Lamas, and other cast members. Sure to be an amazing weekend. We hope you can join us.
And now for the recipe I am sharing with you today. Hawaiian Ham and Swiss Sliders. They are so yummy, but also quick and easy. I made these a couple weeks ago for a friend’s baby shower. And will be doing them again in a few weeks for another friend’s baby shower. And they were requested for both, so people love them.
You will need Hawaiian rolls, thinly sliced ham, thinly sliced Swiss cheese, Dijon mustard, Worcestershire Sauce, butter, minced onion and poppy seeds. (Amounts needed are on recipe card). Blend melted butter, mustard, poppy seeds, minced onion and Worcestershire sauce. Set aside. You will slice your rolls in half, putting the roll bottoms in a buttered baking dish, add ham and Swiss cheese. Add roll tops and then pour butter mixture over rolls. Making sure all are covered. Place in oven, preheated to 350 degrees. Bake for 12 – 15 minutes.
Serve and enjoy. If you make too many, never fear, they can be frozen and reheated later. But I doubt you will have any left.
Until Next Time,
Bev
Mujhe is platform ka clean interface aur organized categories kaafi pasand aaye. Har user ke liye navigation simple aur clear hai.
https://onstreamapp.co/
Those Hawaiian sliders sound like the perfect easy snack to whip up before heading out to all those fun local events. They are so quick to prep that you’ll still have plenty of time to squeeze in a match of 1v1 lol before the oven dings!
Nice share, thanks for posting!
A simple and tasty feature like Ham & Swiss Sliders is always good to see — especially when it highlights easy recipes that don’t overcomplicate things. Food posts like this are way more inviting than most generic content floating around. I like how the author keeps the focus on flavour and simplicity, with steps you can actually follow. Alongside great recipe ideas, it can also be useful to explore other wellness or lifestyle resources like https://ways2well.com/blog/the-dos-and-donts-after-stem-cell-treatment-heres-what-to-know when you’re browsing different topics — not for the name, but because they pop up in unexpected contexts and stick in your mind.
Overall, solid and delicious‑inspiring content. Perfect if you’re looking for something new to try in the…
Detailed and practical, this guide explains concrete rebar in a way that feels approachable without oversimplifying. The step by step clarity is especially useful for readers new to the subject. I recently came across a construction related explanation on https://hurenberlin.com that offered a similar level of clarity, and this article fits right in with that quality. Great شيخ روحاني resource. explanation feels practical for everyday rauhane users. I checked recommended tools on https://www.eljnoub.com
s3udy
q8yat
elso9
Using technology to increase access to youth mental health support may offer a practical way for young people to reach guidance, safe-spaces, and early help without feeling overwhelmed by traditional systems. Digital platforms, helplines, and apps could give them a chance to seek support privately, connect with trained listeners-orexplore resources that might ease their emotional load. This gentle shift toward tech-based support may encourage youth to open-up at their own pace, especially when in-person help feels too heavy to approach.
There is always a chance that these tools-quietly make support feel closer than before, creating moments where help appears just a tap away. Even a small digital interaction might bring a sense of comfort. And somewhere in that space, you…