None of which he shares with you. The nice thing about Brown is that he does something which was rather unique and that was not to give a list of "do this", but to bring in reasoning to the cooking process. Why does one do a thing? Well, heck, let Ramsay be your brain! Well, that's nice if you go in for that sort of thing, but I've taken time to teach a few people how to do basic things like make an omelette, but not in the way Ramsay did in his video. What I did was to teach the why's and how"s that could be built upon. I didn't teach how to make a dish, I gave a skill set and an understanding which were applied to an omelette and much more. If you understand something you can build on it and that was what Brown does, not run a restaurant. To be fair to Ramsay his preparation and approach was to dumb a thing down to the lowest common denominator, the "wait, food doesn't have to come from a drive through or a box" people, who hopefully will be encouraged to go further, or if not teaching the stupid and lazy how to make a passable piece of meat at home. Ramsay and his restaurants, his stars, his TV shows, and his bank account have absolutely nothing to do with what was shown in that short video and he didn't attempt to present restaurant quality food. That would be beyond the scope of the video and anyone who is a competent cook with experience would know that.