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BBQ Meatball Sliders

BBQ Meatball Sliders

Make these BBQ Meatball Sliders for a fun way to make any picnic or BBQ party a memorable one. This tasty recipe for sliders is the perfect addition to a table full of predictable items like hamburgers and hot dogs. This recipe will give you the perfect bite size snack that, after a few, will fill you up, but after just one or two, will leave your stomach with enough room to enjoy other items at the party. Made unique with the addition of sweet and spicy Hawaiian-jalapeno rolls, smoked Cheddar cheese, bacon, and tangy BBQ sauce, these meatball sliders provide your palate with something special to munch on amidst the spread of chips, veggies and ranch, and other favorite picnic-style potluck go-to's.

Yields9 sliders

Cooking Vessel Sizebroiler

Ingredients

  • 1 package Kings Hawaiian Jalapeno Rolls
  • 9 prepared meatballs (either make yourself or use frozen)
  • 4 slice cooked bacon, roughly chopped
  • 1/2 yellow onion, sliced
  • 1 tablespoon olive oil
  • 1 ounce smoked Cheddar cheese (sliced)
  • BBQ sauce (we used Sweet Baby Rays Original Recipe)

Instructions

  1. Slice 9 rolls in half to create slider buns. Set aside.

  2. Cook bacon and set aside.

  3. Cook meatballs and set aside to cool slightly.

  4. Over medium-high heat, sauté onions in olive oil.  Onions should become soft and translucent.  Be careful not to burn.  About 5 minutes.  Set aside. 

  5. Preheat broiler to HIGH.

  6. Place the bottoms of the buns in a 9x9 baking dish.  Spread the bottom of each bun with BBQ sauce.  Top with an even layer of sautéed onions.  Repeat with bacon.

  7. Place one meatball onto each bun and top with the sliced cheese.  

  8.  Put the pan into the broiler to melt the cheese.  Watch carefully and remove when the cheese is melted and bubbly.

  9. Spread an even layer of BBQ sauce on the top buns and top the sliders.

  10. Serve immediately.

Learn how to store half an onion. Don't let the other half from this recipe go to waste!

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