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Sliders for a crowd {of 9 year olds...}

Anybody have a good way to make a lot of sliders? And what do you use for buns? We're having a "glamping" party for DD's birthday in the Spring, so one of the foods I came up with was sliders...because everything tiny is cute to 9yr olds. BUT, I have never found a good way to make a lot and still have them be good. I don't want to do them at the very last minute either if I can help it.

Re: Sliders for a crowd {of 9 year olds...}

  • Yes. Put either a pork tenderloin or a beef roast in the crock pot all day. When meat is shreadable, add half a bottle of BBQ sauce. Mix. Use tongs to put on tiny buns. Sara lee makes mini buns or use kings Hawaiian rolls.
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  • You will have to play with the jar size it a bit, but I use an old peanut butter jar lid (the thick plastic kind), and some saran wrap.  You place a piece of saran wrap on top of the jar lid, put the burger in, and press it in (I sometimes use a glass to get even pressure, sometimes I just use my hand).  Then I pop the whole thing out and wrap it.  You can do it a day or so in advance, and then you just have to unwrap and grill when you are ready.

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  • I'm thinking we have a variety of definitions of "sliders" here in this post :-P
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  • Sorry y'all! I mean burger sliders...the original slider! :) I found a recipe where you can broil the patties in the oven, that might work for a big group. 
  • I once made a recipe for a party that had you season the beef and then flatten it down thin into a 9x13 baking dish, bake in the oven, then cut to size and put it on the bun.  I remember them being pretty tasty, but I can't remember the exact recipe I used.  I *think* it might have been from allrecipes.  It was definitely easy and yielded a good result.  I would imagine you could double it and make it on a big sheet pan too if you needed more burgers. 

    GL!

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    Yum. What other food are you having? Cute party idea!

    I have no idea...just started thinking today. The party isn't until May {I know...I'm THAT kind of planner/dreamer} so I'm being a nut starting this early. I may use a local caterer that is very reasonable. If I do, I'm thinking sliders or grilled chicken bites, mini pizzas, maybe mac and cheese bites. Tiny food is so cute to 9 yr old girls!

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    I once made a recipe for a party that had you season the beef and then flatten it down thin into a 9x13 baking dish, bake in the oven, then cut to size and put it on the bun.  I remember them being pretty tasty, but I can't remember the exact recipe I used.  I *think* it might have been from allrecipes.  It was definitely easy and yielded a good result.  I would imagine you could double it and make it on a big sheet pan too if you needed more burgers. 

    GL!

    I saw this earlier. It's to make a White Castle burger? You put it over dehydrated onions and bake? Looked yummy! 

  • Oh and we'll be having s'mores for sure. DD LOVES to make s'mores and we're getting a new firepit this week. It'll be a little hot, but oh well.

    It's actually a combo Troop Beverly Hills/"Glamping"/Outdoor movie party...so far.  

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    Oh and we'll be having s'mores for sure. DD LOVES to make s'mores and we're getting a new firepit this week. It'll be a little hot, but oh well.It's actually a combo Troop Beverly Hills/"Glamping"/Outdoor movie party...so far. nbsp;
    Troop Beverly Hills? Love that movie!

    Oh yes! I showed it to DD the other week and now she is as obsessed as I was!

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    imagesbevmc09:

    I once made a recipe for a party that had you season the beef and then flatten it down thin into a 9x13 baking dish, bake in the oven, then cut to size and put it on the bun.  I remember them being pretty tasty, but I can't remember the exact recipe I used.  I *think* it might have been from allrecipes.  It was definitely easy and yielded a good result.  I would imagine you could double it and make it on a big sheet pan too if you needed more burgers. 

    GL!

    I saw this earlier. It's to make a White Castle burger? You put it over dehydrated onions and bake? Looked yummy! 

    Yes!  I think that was the one.  It turned out really well if I remember correctly and way easier than trying to deal with a large number of small patties.

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  • I've been told by the Tiny Terror that sliders aren't girly enough. She has ok'd tiny pizzas and "pigs in a pillow" instead of a blanket. LOL I'm still working on the sliders though...so cute and everybody loved them!
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