Yonatan Roshfeld
Yonatan Roshfeld (Hebrew: יונתן רושפלד, born 10 January 1969) is an Israeli chef[1] known for his work on television. He was a judge on the television cooking competition MasterChef Israel from the second season to the sixth.[2] He opened the Captain Curry Indian food stall in Sarona Market.[3] He was the food critic in the first Israeli season of The Next Restaurant TV show.[4] He became a partner in the Cafeteria restaurant in the Gindi TLV compound in Tel Aviv[5] and opened a delicatessen in Ramat Gan.[6][7][8] He is perhaps best known as the chef of the Herbert Samuel restaurant in Tel Aviv,[1] which later closed and kosher venues with the same name were opened in other places.[9]
Roshfeld was born in the Ruhama kibbutz in southern Israel in 1969; his father was a baker and his mother was a factory worker. He was a talented musician as a youth and in the Israel Defense Forces, and studied at a New York school. During his musical studies he was drawn to cooking and went to study in France.[10] At first he was at Strasbourg, but could not connect with the heavy cooking there. He then moved to Cannes, studying under two-star Michelin chef Jacques Chibois.[11]
References
[edit]- ^ Jump up to: a b Steinberg, Jessica. "Chef Roshfeld splits from Strauss". The Times of Israel.
- ^ "A melting pot on the stove". The Jerusalem Post.
- ^ "Radical Indian Street Food Comes to Tel Aviv's Upscale Sarona Market". Haaretz.
- ^ ""זה מותיר אותי חסר מילים": יונתן רושפלד לא מצליח להסתיר את ההתלהבות מרינת - וואלה! תרבות". Walla! (in Hebrew). February 20, 2022.
- ^ גולן, תיקי (January 24, 2019). "יונתן רושפלד: שותף חדש במסעדה בתל אביב". YNet (in Hebrew).
- ^ "סופר בוטיק - ביקור במעדניה החדשה של השף יונתן רושפלד - וואלה! תרבות". Walla! (in Hebrew). January 18, 2022.
- ^ "רק אל תקראו לה "מעדניה": קולינריק בניצוחו של רושפלד יצאה לדרך בסערה - וואלה! כסף". Walla! (in Hebrew). January 13, 2022.
- ^ "קולינריק: טעמנו את האוכל המוכן שרושפלד חתום עליו". Mako (in Hebrew). January 20, 2022.
- ^ "סוף תקופה: מסעדת "הרברט סמואל" בתל אביב נסגרת". הארץ (in Hebrew).
- ^ "אנשים | יונתן רושפלד: "אני מצייר כמו שאני מבשל, עם המון כוח"". Mako (in Hebrew). November 5, 2012.
- ^ Article on Jacques Chibois visiting Yonatan Roshfeld from 2008 in YNet
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