Italian sliders are the perfect party dish for a Super Bowl get together! You start with slider buns and layer them with Italian deli meats like salami, pepperoni, and ham, then add melted provolone cheese.
For extra flavor, you drizzle some garlic parmesan sauce on top, then bake them until golden and crispy. To finish, load them up with your favorite sandwiches toppings like lettuce, tomatoes, pepperoncinis and black olives mixed with a creamy Italian dressing. These sliders are delicious, easy to assemble, and perfect for a crowd!
I’m going to fail you all a bit when it comes to the Super Bowl…we don’t watch it. It hasn’t always been easy, and it was an important decision for our family to not watch the Super Bowl. I know, don’t hate me, but Sunday is our one day set aside for our family and religion. However, we still enjoy a lot of good food (check out our Super Bowl Food Recipe Roundup for more ideas!), so I really wanted to step up a bit and provide our readers with more options for the big day. Food is everything for a football gathering, am I RIGHT?!
I decided to take a nod from our famous ham and cheese sliders and make a new version. Because of my love of chopped salads and the goodness of Italian delis I decided to jump into a fresh version of baked sliders.
What Do I Need to Make Italian Sliders?
Head to the deli and grab a few slices of your favorite Italian meats and some provolone. Then almost everything else you’ll either have at home already or you can grab it in the produce section. Here is everything you’ll need…
- Hawaiian Slider Buns: You can either grab a pack of rolls at the store or make homemade Hawaiian sweet rolls.
- Provolone: Grab it from the deli when you get your meats.
- NOTE: If you aren’t a provolone fan, use mozzarella cheese instead.
- Meats: Ham, Pepperoni and Salami
Garlic Parmesan Glaze
- Butter: the base for the glaze on top of the buns
- Parmesan: freshly and finely grated
- Garlic Herb Seasoning: We love Johnny’s Garlic Spread, but any garlic herb seasoning will work great.
Toppings (Grinder Salad)
- Mayonnaise: adds creaminess to the dressing
- Italian Dressing: adds flavor
- Sliced Black Olives: buy a can of sliced olives or slice whole olives yourself
- Red Onion: I like them diced pretty small so they blend right in.
- Shredded Lettuce: shred your own romaine lettuce or bu
Tender crisp broccoli florets and savory chicken are perfect together in this creamy, cheesy Chicken Broccoli Pasta. I love the textures and flavors in this super fast meal. Forget takeout, this is the kind of easy dinner I go to for my busiest weeknights.
Weeknight dinners are hard, ok? Even now that my boys are older and can help with the driving, all of the activities on our calendar can still make getting dinner on the table a bit overwhelming some nights. Dinners like this easy pasta solve the problem.
And, it’s a solution I have dialed in over the years, like with this Southwest chicken skillet, because they just work.
Easy Chicken Broccoli Pasta
I have a fair number of recipes that use pre-cooked chicken. I love the way that I can make a big batch in the slow cooker to save me time in front of the stove. However, a store-bought rotisserie chicken will work just as well.
And, broccoli has been appearing at my table on repeat, pretty much ever since I learned how to properly cook it. Tender crisp, people! And since broccoli is also my middle son’s favorite vegetable, it is included in our recipes frequently.
Ingredients and Substitutions
Pasta – I use half a pound of bu