Cook Like a Pro

Cooking with gas is the preferred choice for 96% of professional chefs—and Chef Dean Sheremet is no exception. With instant on-and-off ability, precise temperature control and more even heating, propane gives every home cook a chef caliber experience. Discover how to master your propane range, oven, stove and grill so you can cook up crowd-pleasing meals safely and conveniently like Chef Dean.
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Meet Chef Dean

Dean Sheremet can do it all. A former dancer turned chef, nutritionist and personal trainer, Chef Dean needs an energy source as versatile as he is.

He likes to cook with propane because “it’s reliable. I know it’s hot and ready when I need it.” From his home in LA, Chef Dean turns to propane to barbecue and cook family meals in his outdoor pizza oven.

A Truly Seasoned Chef

  • Graduated top of his class from the French Culinary Institute
  • Veteran of legendary kitchens at Nobu57 and the 3-Michelin starred Jean Georges
  • Author of “Eat Your Heart Out: the Look Good, Feel Good, Silver Lining Cookbook”
  • Star of FOX’s “My Kitchen Rules” and The CW’s “Terry Crew Saves Christmas”
  • Regular guest on Access Hollywood, The Talk, Good Day LA, and Hallmark’s Home and Family
  • Contributor to Cosmopolitan, US Weekly, and The Daily Meal
  • Advocate for Michelle Obama’s Chefs Move to Schools initiative

Chef Dean’s Latest Recipes

Neapolitan Pizza

The hottest item in outdoor cooking – a propane-powered pizza oven. Gather your friends and family for a pizza party. Chef Dean shares his favorite pizza dough recipe to get you started. Top as you wish, and feel free to experiment.

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Smash Burger with Miso Russian Dressing

Serve up Dean’s classic roadside smash burger that’s grilled to excellence on a propane grill. Paired with a unique twist on the perfect burger sauce, it’ll have your tailgate guests coming back for the next game.

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Stuffed Jalapeños

Spice up your tailgate with Dean’s stuffed jalapeños. Cooked over your propane griddle, this recipe is the perfect mix of spicy, creamy, and cheesy that’s sure to add a kick at your next event.

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When people think about cooking with gas indoors, some suggest it leads to poor air quality. It’s not the source that’s the problem. It’s what they’re cooking. Most often people use the wrong oil and cook at the wrong temperature. Chef Dean
Cooking is always going to affect indoor air quality. But the energy source is less of a factor than what you’re cooking and how you’re cooking it. Most often people use the wrong oil and cook at the wrong temperature, which can create smoke and particulate matter. Chef Dean

The Truth about Propane Cooking and Air Quality

The act of cooking itself reduces indoor air quality—regardless of whether the stove is powered by propane, natural gas, electricity, or wood. The type of food being cooked and the cooking method will always have the most impact on indoor air quality. Following best cooking practices helps to ensure that safety and indoor air quality is being maintained—without sacrificing the meals you love.

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Grilling is Always Well Done with Propane

When you fire up a grill powered by propane, you’re using an energy source that’s good for food and the environment. That means you can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions while still letting your friends and family feast on their favorites. Follow these simple steps to make sure your grill season as safe as it is delicious.
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Hungry for More?

Get cooking with our latest featured recipes. Check back for more delicious dishes from Chef Dean and other propane-loving pros.

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Make the Most of Your Yard with an Outdoor Kitchen

Chef Dean knows that cooking outdoors adds a little something special to every dish. Outdoor kitchens can be configured to just about any space. They can even be hooked up to your home’s propane line to make entertaining that much easier. And extending the functional square footage of your home can also increase its property value too.
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Find A Propane Supplier

To find a propane supplier near you, simply enter your zip code below. Your local propane supplier can help assess energy needs for homes and businesses, determine needed tank sizes, and answer questions about what makes propane a clean, safe, reliable and versatile fuel.

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Where can I buy propane appliances?

Propane.com offers shopping guides for grills and patio heaters or contact your local propane supplier for suggestions nearby. Some propane suppliers offer appliance showrooms featuring everything from space and water heaters to kitchen appliances and fireplaces.

What do I do when my portable propane tank is empty?

When the propane tank you use for grilling or other outdoor appliances is empty, drop it off and purchase a full tank at one of thousands of tank exchanges nationwide. You’ll find them everywhere from hardware and rental stores to grocers, convenience stores, and gas stations. In addition, there are many propane cylinder refilling locations available across the country. Contact your local propane supplier for more information on refilling or exchanging cylinders.

Where can I find someone to service my propane appliances?

Your local propane supplier is an excellent source of information for things like propane appliance servicing and repairs. Contact them with your questions about servicing, repairing, or replacing propane appliances.