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juanvi
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sliders made ahead of time
I want to make cheeseburger sliders for my daughter's first bday party but I know I need to make food ahead of time. Do you think I can get away with making them ahead of time and heating them up? Anyone ever do something like this?? TIA
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Re: sliders made ahead of time
I am not a fan of re-heated beef... especially burgers, I think they taste different and they get dried out, but thats JMO.
anything else you can make ahead instead?
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| Posted 2/23/11 4:29 PM |
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mrsboss
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Re: sliders made ahead of time
Nah, I wouldnt do that. I think beef really needs to be cooked right then for the best taste/texture. I would try and make other dishes ahead of time. Sliders shouldnt take too long, since they are small.
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| Posted 2/23/11 4:31 PM |
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Re: sliders made ahead of time
I also would not reccomend making the sliders ahead of time. I am not a fan of reheated meat. By the way, where do you buy buns for sliders? I have never seen them ??
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| Posted 2/23/11 10:11 PM |
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juanvi
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Re: sliders made ahead of time
Posted by MrsD529
I also would not reccomend making the sliders ahead of time. I am not a fan of reheated meat. By the way, where do you buy buns for sliders? I have never seen them ??[/QUOTE
I saw ciabatta bread rolls that were little at BJ's so I was gonna use them. Maybe I can change it to pulled pork sliders or something other than beef. Chicken burger sliders maybe?
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| Posted 2/24/11 10:25 AM |
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Re: sliders made ahead of time
Posted by MrsD529
I also would not reccomend making the sliders ahead of time. I am not a fan of reheated meat. By the way, where do you buy buns for sliders? I have never seen them ??
I buy the mini Martin's potato rolls. Love them!
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| Posted 2/24/11 10:45 AM |
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Re: sliders made ahead of time
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Posted by MrsD529
I also would not reccomend making the sliders ahead of time. I am not a fan of reheated meat. By the way, where do you buy buns for sliders? I have never seen them ??[/QUOTE
I saw ciabatta bread rolls that were little at BJ's so I was gonna use them. Maybe I can change it to pulled pork sliders or something other than beef. Chicken burger sliders maybe?
I would def do the pulled pork instead. That way you can make it in the crockpot and just keep it on the warm setting until ready to serve. Much easier!
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