Risotto From Sri Lanka Is Just as Good - washing dishes in river in restaurant kitchen

Agazano, Italy-
If you're tired of reading terrible things about immigration
How they never integrate, how they rape and steal, how they deal with drugs, how they create "no.
Go zone in European cities"
This is a success story worth pondering.
What I want to say is that there are millions of stories like this in Europe.
It involves Ramesh Kumar barakrishnan, whose first job in Italy was as a nanny.
His Chinese teacher is five years old.
When the little boy makes a mistake, he will correct him.
"Not terrible Corsey" or "don't say that.
It was in 1997.
Balakrishnan, a teenager, just arrived here from Sri Lanka.
Where long civil war raged
With a high school degree, few others.
His next job is to wash the dishes, 10 hours a day, and in a restaurant in Piacenza, Po River, north Italy, he earns about $200 a month.
"I'm scared, I don't know anything, Italy seems to be huge," he told me . ".
"But there's a chance.
What you need is will.
"His rest was done under the chef's leadership at another restaurant, and the chef decided to educate him.
He will be in the kitchen at seven. m.
, Learn the ingredients and time required for each dish.
He learned that on the nearby hills, everyone is doing tortelli-
A stuffed pasta stuffed with cheese and spinach.
The shape is slightly different, some have double tails like candy wrapping paper, and some have only one.
The taste is different when the water is different.
Balakrishnan speaks in Italian, which he is now fluent in, and it's all about a "qualcosina", kind of something.
As anyone who tries to replicate Italian dishes outside of Italy knows, this little thing has a secret.
Chef Vittorio tells him how to recall an order by looking at each customer's expression and linking a dish to a face. It worked.
Balakrishnan is booming.
He now manages the "camcamcamini" restaurant in agazano, a small town of about half
It's an hour's drive from Piacenza.
It's a quiet place in a conservative area, where the opposite
The Union's powerful immigrant party.
Union leader Matteo Salvini said at a rally, "We are packed with drug dealers, rapists, thieves," and he wants to send them home.
Attilio Fontana, a senior coalition politician who was elected president of the nearby Lombard region with a landslide in January, said, "We need to decide whether our ethnic group is our white race, our society should continue to exist or be eliminated.
"Italy, including several foreign troops, saw one or two things that would not be wiped out.
This is a country with strong adaptability.
In agazano, an Indian couple runs a gas station and many of the manual work on the nearby dairy farm is done by Sikhs who are willing to work 6-
A few weeks a day, a long time.
Balakrishnan's wife, Gowry Ariharan, married in Sri Lanka in 2011, was in charge of the kitchen and two Italian deputy chefs worked for her.
When she arrived six years ago, she didn't know about Italian food, but she "is doing better now than the Milanese"
Restaurant owner, Manola Arcelloni.
The local community also seems to agree.
This Sri Lankan.
Italian restaurant serving local specialties such as "pisarei e faso"
Add flour and crumbs to the hot sauce of beans and lardis thriving.
Marano's husband, Mariano, was his partner in Milan's Price Waterhouse Library until he retired a few years ago.
He bought the restaurant in 2005, initially with the idea of the Italian sausage business, and then opened in 2007.
He said his best decision was to hire barakrishnan, who had "strong feelings for business.
Various chefs
"Too many prima donnas"
Manola decided to come and go before teaching Gowry to cook.
Some customers were silent, but their hesitation soon disappeared.
"We were lucky to find them," Arcelloni said of Balakrishnan and his wife . ".
"Unlike many young Italians, they are still eager to succeed.
Italians are big depositors.
Birth rate is very low.
"Many children do not leave home until they are at least 30 years old.
When you know that one day you will have money in your hands, motivation will be affected.
"Italy has immigration problems, and about 64% of the 186,000 migrants who arrived in Europe through the Mediterranean route in 2017 were immigrants.
Most of these immigrants were also taken away in 2016. But anti-
Many of the immigration comments are despicable, political lightning, and cover up more subtle pictures.
Gowry, like her husband, does not speak Italian on arrival.
She has never left the village of Sri Lanka.
She began cleaning up for a wealthy agazano family.
"You have to respect the Italians," she told me . ".
"If you come and expect everything, it's a terrible mistake.
I was a family cleaner and later I became a chef and my former employer came here to eat.
I feel very honored.
This is extraordinary.
They might say, 'What are you doing here?
She is crying.