Seriously this is easy!
Fettucine
I didn't have time to make my own although it's quite easy to do. A project to come perhaps. Anyway, I bought some spinach fettuccine from Giant. Just boil some water, then add the fettuccine with some salt and a teaspoon little olive oil (I prefer butter)and let it boil. Remove after it's cooked and mix a little butter/oil so it doesnt stick together and it has a smoother texture. This is important as the stir fry is not liquid-y unlike a carbonara or bolognese.
Stir-Fry
Well now, you can choose any vege you want for this but since I was going for a Chinese theme I figured mushrooms, caspsicum, broccoli, yellow onions and chicken strips would qualify ...cough cough... plus I added 2 tablespoons of oyester(mushroom) sauce and 1 tablespoon of dark soy sauce. I think soy sauce makes anything almost chinese-y ;p Oh and a little salt. You can add some chilli if you want a little zing or a side of chili-padi , vinegar and light soy sauce. Even a little fresh pounded garlic
Poached Egg
It took me a few times to get this right. This is how I do mine.
1. put some water in a frying-pan. The water level should be about an inch and a half or two inches from the base of the pan.
2. Turn the heat on to a medium heat. The heat should be consistent.
3. The moment you start seeing a few tiny bubble surfacing, break the egg into the pan. The closer you are to the pan, the better. You avoid messing up the egg white.
4. Start shapping your egg white the moment you see the water begin to boil.
5. When it's cooked enough remove and eat lah. It's nice to get the yolk all runny to add a creamy texture in your fettucine.
It took me a total of 25 mins to make this. Less if I wasn't so lazy to wash two pots. Yup, all in one pan.
:) Have fun