Chef Jonny Dejano

Chef At Home in Dallas
Chef Jonny Dejano
2Services completed
5 / 5Based on 1 reviews
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DallasI travel up to 10 km

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Cooking has been a lifetime passion of mine, that I never knew... until now.

I started of as an Illustrator out of college and expected to work in the advertising industry. Soon I moved into the videogame industry and started working for Sony Computer Entertainment America in California. It was my dream job. I worked on numerous projects for 15 years. In late 2013, I moved to the great state of Texas and started a new career in the hospitality industry as a bartender. Tending bar and making/developing cocktails prepared me for what was to come as working for a local Chef who trained at CIA. I worked with him for half a year and learned many things from him: from making alfredo sauce from scratch, to curing and smoking our own bacon. Today, my wife (who is also a Chef) and I stay busy by running our own business in Dallas, Texas. "Relax. Enjoy. Indulge."

More about me

For me, cooking is...

relaxing and almost meditative. I enjoy prepping ingredients and finding alternative ways to enhance a well established recipe.

I learned to cook at...

home, when I was about 9 years old. I remember making my own over easy eggs, and learned to perfect that over the years.

A cooking secret...

is to stay happy, joyful, and grateful. Working in the kitchen is a blessing to me, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

My menus

A taste of what I cook. Tell me about your event and I'll send you a proposal built around your guests, allergies and what's in season.

Types of cuisine I prepare

  • Japanese
  • Seafood/Fish
  • French
  • Chef's special
  • Local

Chef Jonny's reviews

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2 services

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