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Pork and sausage stewed with wine and garlic, served with mămăligă and a fried egg — Romanian country cooking.
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Tochitură is a traditional Romanian dish of pork and sausage stewed with tomato and wine; the version from the northeastern Moldavia region is especially famous. It was once a feast made with fresh meat after the pig slaughter in winter. It's classically served on one plate with mămăligă, a fried egg, and crumbled sheep's cheese.
Cut the pork into bite-sized pieces and slice the sausage into rounds.
Heat oil in a pot and fry the pork and sausage until browned.
Add the chopped onion, tomato paste, and paprika and fry, then add the white wine, 200ml water, and thyme and simmer 30 minutes.
Add the crushed garlic, salt, and pepper and simmer 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, stir the cornmeal with 600ml water and a pinch of salt into mămăligă, and fry the eggs.
Plate the mămăligă and stew and top with the fried egg and crumbled cheese.