Ramsay's method to gain cooking know-how

Later in the podcast, Gordon Ramsay delved deeper into his culinary growth. Despite his intense on-screen persona (though he’s often quite amiable off-camera), he emphasizes the importance of sharing the cooking knowledge he has gained: "I have an unselfish approach to teaching others how to refine their palate to match mine. I tell them, 'It's lazy to simply imitate; anyone can do that.' So take 25% of what you've learned from other chefs and then infuse your own style into your dishes. Over time, focus less on 'me' and more on enhancing your own skills. That’s the key to becoming a great chef."
Throughout the years, Ramsay has offered a wealth of cooking tips, often focusing on practical techniques, such as salting your cutting board when mincing garlic or freezing mozzarella before grating it to maintain its firmness. His insights about embracing new experiences clearly stem from his own journey: born and raised in the UK, he later moved to France to train as a chef before returning to open his own restaurant in London. It turned out to be a successful move for him.
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