Baked Italian Beef Sliders

These easy baked beef sliders are piled high with slow cooker shredded Italian beef, plenty of gooey cheese and brushed with melted garlic butter!

Perfect for a party or a casual weekday dinner, these Italian beef sliders are incredibly easy and guaranteed to make your mouth water!!

Remember last week when I shared that mouthwatering slow cooker shredded Italian beef?  I mentioned that I had another recipe coming up that used that beef… and here it is!!  I’ve always been a sucker for sliders.  Anything in a fun, cute little three bite sandwich is instantly about 10x better, right?

This time, I went with a tried and true combination of the succulent Italian beef, provolone cheese and garlic butter… and it does NOT disappoint!!

Usually when I think of sliders, I think of party food, but I actually like to serve sliders for dinner.  It’s a fun way to change things up, and it get the kids more excited about dinner time!

When I made these during the day so I could take these photos, it was all I could do to not put my camera down and just sit and gorge myself on sliders.  But I was good and I settled for a modest lunch (of beef sliders of course) AFTER the photoshoot was over lol.

I didn’t add any other toppings to these… just the beef and cheese, but if you’re a huge fan of pepperoncini or banana peppers, feel free to add some extra peppers on top of the beef (before the cheese layer) and jazz it up to your liking.

Okay so let’s talk about slider rolls.  You can make this recipe with just about any kind of rolls… although the only two I’ve used are Hawaiian rolls and potato rolls.  Both are equally delicious!

This beef slider is for you!!

I hope you all try these Baked Italian Beef Sliders for your next party or easy weeknight dinner!

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Baked Italian Beef Sliders

These easy baked beef sliders are piled high with slow cooker shredded Italian beef, plenty of gooey cheese and brushed with melted garlic butter!

5 from 4 votes

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Prep Time 5 mins

Cook Time 10 mins

Total Time 15 mins

Servings 12 servings

Calories 310

Ingredients

  

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• Slow Cooker Shredded Italian Beef
• 2 packs slider rolls (Hawaiian or Potato) - should be 24 sliders total
• mayonnaise
• 12 slices provolone cheese
• 1/3 cup butter, melted
• 1/2 tsp garlic powder
• fresh parsley, minced - for garnish

Instructions

 

• Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.  Lightly spray a 13x9" baking pan with non stick cooking spray.
• Without separating the individual rolls, carefully slice across the rolls horizontally to create a top layer and bottom layer.  Repeat with other pack of rolls.  Place bottom layers of both packages of rolls into the prepared baking pan.  Depending on the brand of rolls, it might be a tight fit, or you may have to use 2 pans.
• Spread a very thin layer of mayonnaise over the bottom layer of rolls, then top with a generous portion of shredded Italian beef.  Lay slices of provolone cheese on top of the beef and top with the top layer of rolls.
• Combine melted butter and garlic powder and brush over top of rolls.  You may have some butter leftover, depending on how liberal you were with brushing it on.
• Bake for 7-10 minutes, until rolls are golden brown and cheese is melted.
• Sprinkle with minced parsley (optional) and serve.

Author The Chunky Chef

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If changing the recipe serving quantity, the recipe plugin will change the ingredient values for you, but it does NOT change the written instructions, those are manually added and not subject to a slider/button. You will have to extrapolate that multiplication to any amounts listed in the instructions.

For example: if an ingredient calls for 4 cups, and you doubled the recipe, it will automatically change to 8 cups. In the instructions, if I say “use 4 cups of cheese”, you will have to realize that since you doubled it, you use 8 cups, not 4