Jock Zonfrillo
Television presenter and chef
Born
1976
49 years ago
Died
April 30th, 2023
2 years ago — 47 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United Kingdom
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A Scottish television presenter and chef, built a reputation in the culinary world through various television shows. Worked as a head chef in prestigious kitchens in Australia and returned to Scotland to reflect his roots in his cooking. Hosted the popular cooking competition program MasterChef Australia, showcasing culinary talent. Founded multiple restaurants that celebrated contemporary Australian cuisine and Scottish influences. Authored several cookbooks that emphasized personal stories and recipes inspired by travels and experiences.
Hosted MasterChef Australia
Opened renowned restaurants
Authored acclaimed cookbooks
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