Masterchef Judge Jock Zonfrillo to hold an online Scottish cooking class  

MasterChef Judge Jock Zonfrillo to hold an online Scottish cooking class to cheer up fans during COVID-19 lockdown in Victoria

Masterchef Judge Jock Zonfrillo is currently in the midst of the COVID-19 lockdown in Victoria. 

So, to keep both himself and his fans entertained during the trying time the 44-year-old is hosting an online Scottish cooking class on Saturday via his social media channels. 

The Glasgow born chef will be making an iconic Scottish breakfast of rolls with a square sausage. 

Cook-up: To keep both himself and his fans entertained during the Victorian lockdown Jock Zonfrillo (pictured) is hosting an online Scottish cooking class on Saturday

‘During the Cook-Up I’ll prep and cook both recipes from start to finish,’ he wrote on Facebook. 

‘You should be set for a cracking Sunday breakfast or if you are anything like me a late night snack! Don’t forget the Heinz Ketchup and HP sauce!’

In an earlier post he explained that the delicacy is ‘one of the first things’ he eats when he returns to Scotland.     

Yum! The Glasgow born chef announced on Facebook that he will be making an iconic Scottish breakfast of Glasgow rolls with a square sausage

Tasty: He also shared images of the equipment needed to Facebook

Follow along: The Glasgow born chef announced on Facebook that he will be making an iconic Scottish breakfast of Glasgow rolls with a square sausage and he shared images of the equipment needed

‘If you’re Scottish living away from home you know exactly what I mean,’ he wrote. 

‘Most people outside of Scotland have no clue what it is meanwhile us Scots count down the days, hours, minutes and seconds till we’re reunited with it once again.’ 

For those that wish to cook along, the lesson is scheduled to take place at 4pm Sydney and Melbourne time. 

Heritage: In an earlier post he explained that the delicacy is 'one of the first things' he eats when he returns to Scotland. Pictured Jock (centre) and fellow judges Melissa Leong (left) and Andy Allen (right)

Heritage: In an earlier post he explained that the delicacy is ‘one of the first things’ he eats when he returns to Scotland. Pictured Jock (centre) and fellow judges Melissa Leong (left) and Andy Allen (right) 

Since appearing on the Channel Ten cooking show, Jock has made quiet the impression on MasterChef Australia fans, with viewers going wild over his rugged good looks. 

However, the chef told The Daily Telegraph earlier this year that he’s a little ’embarrassed’ about it all.

‘I find it embarrassing. It’s very flattering… but I’m Captain Awkward,’ he said. 

Fan base: Since appearing on the Channel Ten cooking show, Jock has made quiet the impression on MasterChef Australia fans, with viewers going wild over his rugged good looks

Fan base: Since appearing on the Channel Ten cooking show, Jock has made quiet the impression on MasterChef Australia fans, with viewers going wild over his rugged good looks