Spicy Cuban Sliders

These Spicy Cuban Sliders are the perfect little handful of flavor.  The shredded pork, ham and swiss cheese come together to make a deliciously warm and cheesy slider!  Bonus: they’re super easy to make and are perfect for lunch or dinner.

Thank you to King’s Hawaiian for partnering with me in bringing you this Spicy Cuban Sliders Recipe! The opinions and text are all mine.

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I got an unexpected phone call recently letting me know that my daughter’s lunch account was more than $5 overdrawn.  I thought that seemed off because I had deposited a large amount in both my kid’s accounts that should have lasted until the end of the year.  (We try to pack our lunches most days, but I often let my kids choose if they want to bring/purchase based on the menu and whether or not we have lunchy-type items on hand.)

I immediately logged on to her account and discovered she’s been buying lunch even on the days I’ve packed her lunch AND I she’s purchased herself a 2nd breakfast on several occasions!

As you might guess, this little discovery had me slightly annoyed because the lunches I pack for them aren’t free and I know they have a good breakfast every morning.  When I asked about it, she said, she would “forget” she brought her lunch or would leave the lunch box in the classroom.

I asked her what happened to the rest of the food; she said she would eat the treats and fruit from her lunch and throw the rest out.  As for the extra breakfasts, the school makes the kids go to the cafeteria if they arrive before 7:25 and what do you do when you go to the cafeteria?  Well…  you eat!

I made her take money from her savings and pay me back for all the extra purchases.  We’ve now had several conversations regarding this situation.  Hopefully, this will be the end of it.  We’ll see.

Making lunch for a child who says she hates sandwiches can be a difficult task.  I’m not sure if it’s sandwiches she doesn’t like or if she just wants to eat school lunches and snack-y foods.  The funny thing is, she never turns down a sandwich made with specialty deli meat and spicy mustard on a Kings Hawaiian Roll.

You know these rolls. They come in the bright orange package; they’re soft, fluffy and yummy with just a touch of sweetness. The King’s Hawaiian Rolls are the perfect size for sliders, kid-sized sandwiches and snacks.

King’s Hawaiian has added an all-new Jalapeño Roll to their line up.  This new roll has an irresistible sweet and spicy flavor combination that will add a kick to any occasion.  Both my kids have an affinity for spicy flavorful foods, (this trait definitely comes from their Dad) and I knew these rolls would be the perfect complement to the Cuban Sandwich I had planned for dinner.

Spicy Cuban Sliders

Looks yummy right?  These Spicy Cuban Sliders are the perfect little handful of flavor.  The shredded pork, ham and swiss cheese come together for deliciously warm and melty slider!  Perfect for lunch or dinner.   (My daughter thought these were the best thing ever, but they’re probably not the best choice for packing in a school lunch. lol.

Don’t worry- I grabbed an extra bag to make sandwiches for their lunches.)

            

Spicy Cuban Sliders

These Spicy Cuban Sliders are the perfect little handful of flavor. The shredded pork, ham and swiss cheese come together to make one delicious warm and cheesy slider! Bonus: they’re super easy to make and are perfect for lunch or dinner.

• Author: jamie sanders

Ingredients

• 1 package of King’s Hawaiian Jalapeño Rolls
• Yellow mustard
• 2 +/- cups prepared Pulled Pork
• several thin slices of ham
• several thin slices of Swiss cheese (don’t be shy- the more cheese the better!)
• handful of sliced dill pickles

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees
2. Cut the rolls in half (as shown below.) Spread a thin layer of yellow mustard on both sides.
3. Place bottom half of rolls on a sheet pan, layering pulled pork across bottom half of rolls.
4. Top with the cheese, ham, and pickles.
5. Top layers with the remaining half of rolls

6. Bake in oven about 10 to 15 minutes.  (You want the cheese melted and the tops not too browned