Breaking bad question-spoilers

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Don't get me wrong, this show is easily one of my tops of all time. But during the rewatch of season 4 I can't understand the whole theory behind Gus not killing Jesse or Walt. If the big deal is him worrying about losing one or the other because of being able to "cook" the special recipe why doesn't Gus learn it himself. It seems walts argument everytime he's about to get killed is you can't kill me bc I know how to cook

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I dont think Gus had time to be cooking and managing a massive drug enterprise while being a philanthropist and restaurant owner

Guess he thought Walt's touch was the real deal.

My biggest question is why kill the guy most loyal to you to make a point? BS

Ok cool. I just needed to get others opinions while rewatching. A little annoying how everytime something happens they fall back on the fact that only Walt knows how to cook. Still love the genuine love between Walt and Jesse. Just got to episode where Walt is laughing in the basement. So amazing

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Pinkman tried on his own and he couldnt do it.

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Uh yes he did... You don't remember Walt admitting Jesse's was as good if not better than Walt's when he dumped gave that bag to Walt while he was sitting in that parking lot? I don't remember more details but it was during the time Walt and Jesse were going back and forth saying "You suck!" "No you suck!"

Well I think they definitely left it open. The old cartel guy died in the blast and I think Walt approached him with the bomb plan and no one besides them 2 and Pinkman knew of the plan. Mike would kill them if he knew but since he seems to be cool with Pinkman and knew Gus was also, he might actually help them or somehow bring them in.

I dont know how involved Mike was besides a right hand man that was primarily muscle.

I'm pretty sure before Gus killed Victor, Walt was watching him make the batch and was explaining that if things didn't work out perfectly that only someone with his knowledge could fix things.