Here in the south, we have a fast food restaurant called Krystal’s. They are very similar to the popular White Castle hamburgers. We duplicated these little burgers at home. They are the perfect finger food for a party or just a movie night at home.
Oven Baked Sliders
Mix the ground beef with the onion soup mix. Spread it as thin or thick as you prefer. We chose to make ours a little thicker than Krystal’s hamburgers. Spread the diced onions evenly on top of the meat. Bake for about 15 minutes. (depending on the thickness)
Remove from the oven and place cheese slices on top. Put back in for 3 – 5 minutes to melt the cheese.
Slice the dinner rolls with a serrated knife and place on top of the cheese. Bake another 3 – 5 minutes.
It works best to slice with a large pizza cutter. Use a spatula to remove from the pan and place on bottom bun. Serve.
- 2 pounds Ground Beef
- 1 package dry Onion soup mix
- 1 small Onion, finely diced
- Any small dinner roll, sliced in half
- 6 American Cheese Slices
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In a large bowl mix the hamburger and onion soup mix.
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Spread the meat mixture on a rimmed cookie sheet.
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Press the meat with your fingers to smooth it out in the pan.
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Sprinkle the onions evenly over the meat.
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Bake at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes. (The meat will shrink)
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Remove the pan from oven and layer the meat with the cheese slices.
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Bake another 3 - 5 minutes (until cheese is melted).
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Then add the tops of your rolls and place back in the oven for about 3 - 5 more minutes to warm the buns.
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Take it out of the oven. Slice the meat with a pizza cutter and pick up the slider/top bun with a spatula and set it on the bottom bun.
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Comments
Lexie Robinson
November 3, 2015These look delicious! Thank you for sharing.
DSTR
November 3, 2015They are! Your very welcome. Thanks for stopping by.
Trisha @ Home Sweet Homemade
November 11, 2015I have a friend that makes a version of these and brings them to potlucks…they are very tasty! Pinned!
Visiting via Wine’d Down Wednesdays!
DSTR
November 11, 2015Thank you Trisha!
Miz Helen
November 18, 2015Thanks so much for sharing this great slider with Full Plate Thursday, we will love these sliders! Hope you are having a great day and come back soon!
Miz Helen
DSTR
November 18, 2015Thank you!
Cate
December 31, 2016Thank you soooo much for this post. Perfect new year eve treat, while prepping Hoppin John for tomorrow!
DSTR
January 3, 2017Thanks for coming by and telling me Cate! I hope you have a great New Year!
Lynn
January 16, 2017Making these for Falcon Play off game
DSTR
January 17, 2017Lynn, I hope you enjoy! Have a blessed day!
Terrance
January 24, 2017These look delicious! I’ve planned on making these for the Superbowl. I do have a question though. Do they still taste good if they’re kept warm in a sterno? I’m a little worried about them drying out or the bread getting soggy. I figure they will be okay, because krystals warm up well. I just wanted to make sure.
DSTR
January 24, 2017Hi, Terrance! I can’t really answer to how they will hold up in a Sterno. You could try placing a layer of paper towels to reduce condensation. I don’t think they will dry out. One recipe usually makes enough for us to have leftovers and they reheat beautifully. Thank you for coming by! 🙂
John
February 5, 2017Wow! Thanks so much! Just like being back in Atlanta at Krystal’s! My wife and I have tried the frozen types (White Castle) but your recipe is the real deal!
DSTR
February 5, 2017Thanks John, glad you enjoyed them!!
Monica
February 23, 2017This is amazing and you’re a genius. Utterly amazing. Thank you! I’ll make it for the hubby while he watches his stupid racing this Sunday!
DSTR
February 27, 2017LOL I hope your husband enjoyed the sliders while he watched his “stupid” racing. 😉
Jill
March 26, 2017If I want to reduce this to 1 lb. Of meat, do I need to reduce the bake time?
DSTR
March 27, 2017Yes, Jill I would reduce the baking time maybe to 10 minutes and just check the doneness. But make sure the onions are soft.
Heather
April 22, 2017OMG! Amazeballs!!! Made these for High School Baseball Team Dinner Friday night after practice. Boys devoured them!! I made 72 Sliders with 12lbs ground beef and we could’ve used about 2 dozen more, boy oh boy can those boys eat!! I omitted finely chopped onions, not knowing if boys would like the onions, but still used the onion soup mix for flavoring and added some salt. I also used Brioche Slider buns. This was the most straight forward recipe I found online. Thanks a million!!
DSTR
April 24, 2017Wow, Heather that’s a lot of sliders! 🙂 I’m so glad you all enjoyed the recipe.
Jen
March 25, 2018Delicious just made this, we didn’t add the extra onion on top and was still really good ! Reminded us of White Castle ! Thx for the recipe !
DSTR
March 27, 2018Hi, Jen! So happy to hear you liked the recipe, thank you so much for coming by!
Chris
July 28, 2018I know it’s none of my business but there’s this BBQ restaurant that is using the photos of the sliders and posting them to Facebook as if they are theirs. It didn’t seem right and I thought you should at least know about it. This is that post
https://www.facebook.com/crossroadsbbqmich/photos/pcb.1829455133782357/1829453027115901/?type=3&theater
DSTR
July 31, 2018Thanks for the heads-up Chris. We’ll check it out. Unfortunately, this is becoming more frequent. We certainly appreciate it!
Janet
September 6, 2018These were a hit with my family of 5! Easy to follow instructions, too! Thanks! 🙂
DSTR
September 7, 2018That’s awesome! Great to hear! Thanks Janet!
Sue
January 4, 2019We skip the extra onion (toddlers) and do 1 lb of beef for our family of 4. A go-to for weeknight meal rotation. Thank you!