Reuben Sliders

March 6, 2017 by Taylor
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Reuben Sliders are a super easy St. Patrick's Day dinner that is meant to serve a crowd!

Today is the day! We are jetting overseas for our toddler-free Italian adventure and I am insanely excited. Excited for time with my husband. Excited for some relaxation and sleeping in. Excited for all the pasta and wine my heart desires.

So naturally while I'm gone I'll be sharing a lot of Irish food. Wait, what? IRISH food? I just can't help it - these Reuben Sliders are too good not to share!

While I had considered sharing a bunch of Italian recipes, I decided that might be a bit more appropriate once we're back and I have some particular dishes that I want to recreate. Like I need to get me a taste of authentic Italian food before telling you I make good Italian food, right!?

PLUS St. Patty's Day is coming up so Irish recipes seem much more fitting!

First up, this is a recipe that I actually can't wait to make again all year round. These Reuben Sliders were insanely good and Marc even said he would eat these every day if he could.

This was actually my first time making corned beef and since I bought it pre-marinated and spiced from my local meat market all I had to do was put it in the slow cooker with a splash of beef broth and let it slowly cook. I had no idea it would be so tender! It took a lot of willpower not to eat all of the meat by itself.

Luckily I restrained because these Reuben Sliders were SO worth the wait.

What is in Reuben Sliders?

The tender corned beef, the tangy sauerkraut, flavorful Thousand Island Dressing, and Swiss cheese on the tender slider buns were absolute perfection.

Oh and one of my favorite parts? The buttery topping that I slathered on top consisting of butter, garlic powder, onion powder, mustard powder, and Caraway seeds. The caraway seeds were that perfect hint of the Rye bread the sliders are missing.

Best yet, these are super easy. Just line up all of the slider buns in your baking dish, layer the ingredients, and bake until cheesy and gooey.

This Recipe Is Adjustable!

One note about this recipe, you can truly adapt this to however many sliders you want to make. I made a smaller batch of just six since it was just the three of us eating. Also because that's how many slider buns fit in my oddly sized baking dish that's not quite 9x13". I'm guessing it's about 7x10". I don't know.

If you want to feed a crowd, make a couple of pans. These actually were great leftover too.

The amount of sliders also depends on how large your slider buns are. I used bakery slider buns which are bigger than something like the Hawaiian Sweet Rolls (which would also be amazing!), so keep that in mind.

So whether you're going to be out at the Irish pubs or sitting at home sipping on Bailey's, these are the perfect St. Patty's Day dinner!