Easy Cookie Sheet SlidersWhen feeding a large group, this is an easy way to make a lot of burger sandwiches. This is a page about easy cookie sheet sliders.
Krautburgers (German Hot Pocket)I grew up in northern Colorado among many people of German descent. This was a popular dish served at my school cafeteria. Krautburgers are a traditional food eaten by people of German Russian descent. Germans who had emigrated to Russia from Germany and then, at the turn of the 20th century, emigrated to Colorado's sugar beet fields are the inventors of this German "hot pocket." Working hard all day in the fields meant lunch was eaten on the job, and the humble Krautburger wrapped up all the necessary food groups to keep a worker on his or her feet. It has become a family favorite!
Roasted Veggie Melt SandwichI love patty melt sandwiches, but sometimes I just crave a bunch of veggies in my sandwich instead. This is an easy, hot and melty sandwich to make, and great for when you've got to get rid of some odds-and-ends veggies sitting around. You can replace any of these vegetables with whatever you happen to have on hand. I used my toaster oven to roast these veggies.
Meatball Subs for Under $10Meatball subs are a classic lunchtime option. They are fast and easy to make as well as yummy and inexpensive. Here's how to make meatball subs for under $10.
Tater Tot Waffle Cheese and Bacon SandwichI had all the kids in the family over so I made sure to have an abundance of their favorite side, tater tots! I never eat them myself, so I decided to press them in my waffle iron and make grilled cheese and bacon sandwiches. These three ingredient treats are super yummy and absolutely adult-approved!
Meatball SubsThese meatball subs were a family favorite when I was growing up. And on birthdays, we still choose a meal for other family members to prepare. Most of the time my choice is meatball subs. For under $10, you can feed 2-3 people. They are easy to make and taste delicious!
Chicken Salad SandwichesThe lunchbox dilemma; peanut butter sandwiches, leftovers, or beans every day can get boring. While deli meat seems like the perfect treat, it's quite expensive. Unfortunately, cheap brands can also be costly, that is, in terms of health and environmental impact.
Egg Salad Sandwich RecipesEgg salad sandwiches are as unique and delicious as the many variations of the salad filling. This page contains egg salad sandwich recipes.
Zucchini Grilled CheeseIf you can cook a grilled cheese sandwich, you can make these zuchini grilled cheese sandwiches and you will be happy you did; a no carb treat.
Bountiful Garden Prosciutto SandwichI love devouring huge sandwiches for a meal. Unfortunately, the ones you get at restaurants are typically loaded with fat and have little nutrition. I'm usually very suspicious of "healthy recipes", feeling that the healthier they are, the less taste they have.
Buffalo Turkey SlidersThese are really good and diet friendly. This recipe does not have a good binder so we do struggle with the patties holding together, but we don't let that get in our way :)
Cheesesteak SandwichesThis is a yummy beef sandwich and easy to make. The prep is done early, so it'd be a nice main dish for a party. I was originally concerned that this recipe would be too spicy for the kids, but it actually turned out to be quite mild.
Asian Turkey SlidersThese are great little sliders and the wasabi sauce adds a real kick. I love the idea of using wheat dinner rolls as buns.
Monterey Jack Turkey BurgerMonterey Jack turkey burgers are one of my favorites. I can't get enough of them. I make them for dinner, then eat one more patty as a late night snack, then a couple patties for breakfast, and finish them off for lunch the next day. It's an addiction!
Sloppy Joe PocketsThese sloppy joe pockets are less messy than traditional sloppy joes and kids love them!
Making Slider PattiesHere is an easy way to form mini patties for making sliders.
Making Mini Cheeseburgers (Sliders)These tiny hamburgers are fun to make and our kids love to eat them!
Homemade Sloppy JoesI love it when my best friend comes over to make sloppy joes. I like the kind that uses tomato paste and a seasoning packet, but I love hers! :)
Not Your Usual Turkey SandwichOur son in law bought us a twenty three pound bird and it was way too big, even though we fed a crowd. So for the last couple of days, we have been experimenting with turkey sandwiches.
BBQ Turkey SandwichesA great way to use leftover turkey! Mix all ingredients together and pour over turkey that has been roasted and either cut up or shredded. Heat before serving.
Runza: The Original Hot PocketThis Russian inspired stuffed sandwiches have the fillings baked along with the bread. Ingredients can vary but this classic Midwestern version has ground beef, onions and cabbage.
