Tuna Melt Sliders Game Day Board

Tuna Melt Sliders Game Day Board are soft yeast rolls with melted cheese, lettuce, pickles, and tomatoes, on The Big Board serving tray!

Planning a party for game day? You’ll love this delicious tailgating Tuna Melt Sliders Game Day Board–cheesy tuna sliders with pickles, lettuce, and tomato. Grab The Big Board links below!

Tuna Melt Sliders Game Day Board

This slider recipe is easy for the novice cook to make at home or share on the road! (As in, you’re invited to a party and asked to bring a dish:) You may have already tried my popular Turkey Pesto Onion Cheese Poppyseed Sliders Recipe, sooo good, I got this flavor idea from Costco’s turkey sandwich! Or, if you love bacon and shrimp, these BEST Shrimp Bacon sliders are a huge hit at a party!

Sliders are the perfect finger food for any get-together, and these flavorful tuna melts are SO GOOD!

Feeding a crowd for game day?

Sliders are the no-stress way to keep everyone happy. Just be sure to make an extra batch, which is why I love my “board” idea!

How to make a Tuna Melt Sliders

1. Start with an epic charcuterie board and assemble as much food as possible.
2. Right before the guests arrive, heat your dinner rolls.
3. Fill with tuna and cheese. Place back in the oven to heat just enough to melt the cheese.
4. Remove from the oven and add the lettuce, tomatoes, and pickles.

I bought these cute sticks from a local store here in Bend, Oregon, but any little skewer through each slider keeps them together.

Rhodes Bake-N-Serv™ Warm-N-Serv™ Soft Yeast Rolls

You may remember my Party Ham Rolls Charcuterie Board, where I used Rhodes Bake-N-Serv™ Warm-N-Serv™ Artisan French Rolls.

There are so many varieties–Bake and Serve, Thaw and Rise, Buy and Store–but today on this epic tuna melts board, we are serving Rhodes Bake-N-Serv™ Warm-N-Serv™ Soft Yeast Rolls.

Rhodes Bake-N-Serv™ Soft Yeast Rolls come in packages of 6 and 12 rolls per bag.

They are non-GMO, made with cane sugar, have no preservatives, and are vegetarian. Made In the USA!

Game Day Sliders

You literally bake and serve.

It’s true, they taste exactly like your mom or grandma made them!

Such a great “easy tip” for a hostess looking for a delicious way to serve a large group!

Here are more game day sliders to try!

Gameday Sliders from RecipeBoy

Jalapeño Poppers Burger Sliders Recipe from Eating on a Dime

Tuna Melt Sliders Game Day Board

For this board, we served a classic white dip in the middle (caramelized onion dip), with carrots, celery, and broccoli for dipping. Read more about this epic board at this post Easy 3 Charcuterie Ideas for Hosting.

Or, add your favorite chips. Have you added large potato chips to a tuna sandwich? OH MY WORD. If not, you are missing out!

So we served this board with both potato chips and Fritos!

Assemble the board, and right before serving, add the warm (melted cheese) sliders around the outside of the board.

The Big Board

Friends, The Big Board is here! Yes, I’ve partnered with JK Adams, the premier woodmaking company in Vermont, with my own line of RE boards!

• 20-inch
• 26-inch
• 12 x 36 inch
• A board with a lip (or raised edged) so the food doesn’t fall off
• FOOD SAFE
• Made in the USA
• Undercut handles (a unique design)

Thank you for your support, as we’ve sold out so many times already!

Order The Big Board today!

HAPPY GAME DAY HOSTING, FRIENDS!

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Tuna Melt Sliders Dinner Board

Makes 24 sliders. Cut the recipe in half for a smaller board (to make 12 sliders and serve 6).

Prep Time: 15 minutes mins

Cook Time: 25 minutes mins

Total Time: 40 minutes mins

Yield: 12

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Ingredients

 

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• 4 cans tuna, drained
• 1 cup mayo, or avocado mayo
• 3-4 Tbsp. grated red onion
• 2 bags Rhodes Bake N’ Serve Soft Yeast Rolls, 24
• 12 oz sliced pepper Jack cheese, 12 slices cut into fourths
• Sweet and sour sliced pickles - FIND OUT SIZE OF JAR
• 1 head iceberg lettuce
• 6 Roma tomatoes, cut into 4 slices
• 24 oz carrot sticks
• 24 oz celery sticks
• 12 oz broccoli florets
• 2 8 oz cartelized onion dip
• Potato Chips
• Fritos

Instructions

 

• On a large board or platter, place the dip in the center of the board. Arrange the vegetables around it.
• For the next layer, place the potato chips and Fritos.
• For tuna mixture, empty drained tuna into a large bowl. Mix with a fork, adding the mayonnaise and grated red onion.
• Heat the dinner rolls according to package directions.
• Slice (but not completely through), and add 2 Tbsp. tuna mixture.
• Place cheese on top, and place the top of the roll back over the cheese. Place all the rolls in a baking pan and cover with foil.
• Bake the rolls at 350 degrees for additional 10-15 minutes, until the cheese is melted. Remove foil.
• Add a thick slick of tomato, iceberg lettuce chunk, and 2 pickles. After assembled, place a “skewer” or long appetizer toothpick in the center. Place the 24 tuna melts around the outside of the board. SERVE!

Course: Appetizer

Author: Sandy / Reluctant Entertainer

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This post is in partnership with Rhodes Bake-N-Serv® As always, we’ve enjoyed this product in our home, and all opinions are my own.