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Jock Zonfrillo

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Jock Zonfrillo Famous memorial

Original Name
Barry Zonfrillo
Birth
Glasgow, Glasgow City, Scotland
Death
30 Apr 2023 (aged 46)
Melbourne, Melbourne City, Victoria, Australia
Burial
North Ryde, Ryde City, New South Wales, Australia Add to Map
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Scottish Chef, Restaurateur. His use of native Australian ingredients and flavours at Restaurant Orana in Adelaide, Australia, earned the restaurant numerous awards and a reputation as one of the country's best dining experiences. At Orana, Zonfrillo and his team offered a multi-course tasting menu that showcased the diversity and richness of Australian ingredients. Each dish was carefully crafted to highlight the unique flavours and textures of indigenous ingredients like quandongs, wattleseed, and saltbush. The restaurant's interior was designed to reflect the natural beauty of the Australian landscape, with earthy tones, native plants, and artwork from local artists. Zonfrillo's work was also recognised in the media, and he appeared on popular television shows such as "MasterChef Australia" and "Chef's Table." In addition, he was an advocate for preserving and promoting traditional indigenous food culture and was awarded the Basque Culinary World Prize in 2021 for his work in this area. Under Zonfrillo's leadership, Orana became a destination for food lovers from around the world. It was consistently ranked as one of the best restaurants in Australia and was awarded three chef hats by the Australian Good Food Guide.
Scottish Chef, Restaurateur. His use of native Australian ingredients and flavours at Restaurant Orana in Adelaide, Australia, earned the restaurant numerous awards and a reputation as one of the country's best dining experiences. At Orana, Zonfrillo and his team offered a multi-course tasting menu that showcased the diversity and richness of Australian ingredients. Each dish was carefully crafted to highlight the unique flavours and textures of indigenous ingredients like quandongs, wattleseed, and saltbush. The restaurant's interior was designed to reflect the natural beauty of the Australian landscape, with earthy tones, native plants, and artwork from local artists. Zonfrillo's work was also recognised in the media, and he appeared on popular television shows such as "MasterChef Australia" and "Chef's Table." In addition, he was an advocate for preserving and promoting traditional indigenous food culture and was awarded the Basque Culinary World Prize in 2021 for his work in this area. Under Zonfrillo's leadership, Orana became a destination for food lovers from around the world. It was consistently ranked as one of the best restaurants in Australia and was awarded three chef hats by the Australian Good Food Guide.

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  • Originally Created by: aFlowerCanGrow
  • Added: May 3, 2023
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  • Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/253208869/jock-zonfrillo: accessed ), memorial page for Jock Zonfrillo (4 Aug 1976–30 Apr 2023), Find a Grave Memorial ID 253208869, citing Macquarie Park Cemetery and Crematorium, North Ryde, Ryde City, New South Wales, Australia; Maintained by Find a Grave.