In a saucepan, put to boil, stirring over low heat, the red wine with the balsamic vinegar, the molasses, a few grains of pepper, spice, a little thyme and 2-3 bay leaves for 15 minutes (to remain liquid for almost half)
• Once the mixture has cooled, put it in and marinate the ribs for at least two hours.
• In a large frying pan (depending on how many ribs we want to make), saute in a little butter, chopped garlic and fresh rosemary with the chops until browned.
• Pour with a glass of raki, add juice from the marinade, coarse salt, fresh pepper, oregano and let it boil and remove the chops.
• Add the mint, parsley, some black sesame seeds, a tablespoon honey, thyme and stir to tie.
• Put the chops in your dish with the dressing and some sesame on top. Serve with sweet potatoes or mashed vegetables
We cooked this recipe last June with our friends from Cape Town, for the cooking course 2011 in Veneto restaurant.