Bringing Families Together: Propane Can Do That.® Bringing Families Together: Propane Can Do That.®
There’s nothing better than cooking up an incredible meal with the family with the help of a propane grill. Watch along as acclaimed chefs Bryan and Michael Voltaggio, best known as Top Chef reality television standouts and owners of numerous highly-respected restaurants, pair their culinary skills with propane outdoor cooking equipment to create the very best recipes that can be easily recreated with your own family.
New videos will be added often, so check back frequently as the Voltaggio brothers take mealtime to the next level cooking with propane.
Outdoor Cooking with the Voltaggios: Quick-Turn Turkey
Chef Michael Voltaggio uses his grill to not only cook his turkey perfectly, but to do it in half the normal time. Watch as he makes a perfect bird and gravy using the hot, even heat of propane.
Outdoor Cooking with the Voltaggios: Fish Tacos
Chef Michael Voltaggio fires up his propane grill to give you a BBQ spin on fish tacos: Cedar plank BBQ salmon fish tacos with grilled avocado.
Outdoor Cooking with the Voltaggios: Shakshuka Breakfast
Take your family on a grilling adventure and bring this traditional North African breakfast dish — consisting of tomatoes, peppers, harissa paste, and eggs — to your backyard grill.
Outdoor Cooking with the Voltaggios: Pizza Night
Chef Bryan Voltaggio grabs his kids to help prepare pies for family pizza night. Take a look into Bryan’s backyard to find out how propane brings pizza night to the next level.
Outdoor Cooking with the Voltaggios: Shrimp Boil
Bryan Voltaggio introduces his partnership with Propane by preparing a backyard shrimp boil over a propane burner. Follow along for the summer recipe that’s fit to feed the whole family.
Recipes (Check often for more to come)
Pizza Night
Want to take your next family pizza night to the next level? Chef Bryan Voltaggio has you covered with the ultimate at-home Neapolitan-style pizza recipe that lets everyone in the family load up on their own favorite toppings.
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Mid-Atlantic Shrimp Boil
Potatoes, onions, bay leaves, Carolina shrimp, smoked sausage, chicken drumsticks, and sweet corn — it’s all here in Chef Bryan Voltaggio's mouth-watering, easy-to-prepare shrimp boil.
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Shakshuka Breakfast
Take your family on a grilling adventure and bring this traditional North African breakfast dish — consisting of tomoatoes, peppers, harissa paste, and eggs — to your backyard grill.
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Cedar Plank Salmon Fish Tacos
Cedar plank BBQ salmon fish tacos with grilled avocado. Elevate your next Taco Tuesday feast with this easy-to-follow chef-inspired recipe.
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Quick-Turn Turkey
Minimize your time spent cooking during the holidays with this quick-turn turkey recipe.
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Propane Grilling Safety
Propane grills are the best way to spend time with your family, enjoy your outdoor living space, and cook up some mouth-watering meals. It’s important to follow a few simple safety tips, too, every time you pull out the propane grill this summer.
- Follow the manufacturer’s instructions: Whether it’s assembly, use, maintenance, cleaning, or storage, make your grill manufacturer’s instructions your go-to resource for safe grilling.
- Position the grill in a safe location: Keep your grill outdoors and at least five feet from the house on a level surface that is clear of outdoor furniture, overhead trees, or other potential fire hazards.
- Check for leaks: Use a soapy water solution to check connections for leaks. Expanding bubbles indicate a leak. Follow this procedure every time you replace a cylinder.
- Follow proper lighting procedures: Follow the manufacturer’s lighting instructions, and with all grill models, keep the lid open and don’t lean over the grill when lighting it.
- Follow proper re-lighting procedures: If your flame goes out, turn off the gas and refer to your owner’s manual. At a minimum, with all grill models, keep the lid open and wait at least 15 minutes before relighting.
- Be present: Stay close and never leave your grill unattended.
Bryan Voltaggio
Chef Bryan Voltaggio is the executive chef and owner of multiple restaurants including VOLT, and Family Meal, and is the chef and partner at STRFSH, Voltaggio Brothers Steakhouse, and Estuary. Bryan is a finalist of the James Beard Foundation Award, Top Chef (season six), Top Chef Masters (season five), and most recently Top Chef Allstars (season sixteen). He is the author of HOME and co-authored VOLT Ink with his brother, Michael. He lives in his hometown of Frederick, MD with his wife, Jennifer, and their three children Thacher, Piper, and Ever Maeve.
Michael Voltaggio
Chef Michael Voltaggio is the executive chef and co-owner of Estuary, Voltaggio Brothers Steak House, and STRFSH with his brother, Bryan Voltaggio. In 2009, Michael was a finalist for the James Beard “Best New Restaurant” award. World-renowned chefs praised Michael for his technical cooking when he clinched the title of Top Chef in the sixth season of Top Chef. In addition to appearing regularly on a variety of cooking shows, he co-authored VOLT Ink with his brother. Michael lives in Los Angeles.