Hello @OlgaKlimchik
Good morning. Here is a YouTube video I watched about how to prepare Omelette .
In this video, the eggs were put first before any other ingredients.
But in Egg sauce, first put oil, much quantity,
Then fry onion and pepper in the oil.
Then add your tomatoes chopped.
Fry for some minutes.
Then add the beaten eggs.
Then stirs.
Your egg sauce is ready.
Here the tomatoes may be 4 or more tomatoes fruits.
Hope you get it. 
@Austinelewex It’s an omelette without vegetables in video, so the eggs first. Cheese doesn’t take much time to be melted, so it can be added at the end. We add cheese with the eggs from the very beginning and don’t roll an omelette at the end. But cheese is not the necessary ingredient, I like an omelette without it more. Vegetables need more time for frying so they first.
You can add milk or a plain water for the eggs also. You can stir an omelette or not, as you like.
By the word the man in your video added solt and pepper twice. He is hardly a culinary guru 
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No problems. You can tag now 
Complete recipe @Austinelewex . My flatmate is Nigerian, I will tell him about this
Hello @Ruxellan
I am glad to know that your flat mate is Nigerian. It is so good to know.
Do not hesitate to ask him and maybe ask him to teach you or use my recipe to prepare it.
Nevertheless, do not forget to share the picture here with us.
Nice.
What I read = Elephant Foot Yam is known as ÖAL", in Bangla
Yes, dear @Austinelewex - India & BD share a lot of topographical features.
Your yams is white and my is yellow. Maybe I have prepared something else. But it was tasty.
Omelette is more habitual, than yams
Thank you so much for taking your time to prepare this food.
It looks like Potatoes not yam to me @OlgaKlimchik .
Nevertheless, I like the pictures and the need for you to share it here with us is indeed a lovely thing to do Olga.
Thank you.
Let me tag @Munawar951 @Ant_Bad_Yogi @Nyainurjanah @user_not_found @Ale_003 and also @Stella2 take a look at Olga’s pictures ain’t it nice.
@Austinelewex In Russian it was called “батат”. Yams can be translated so either.
Okay Olga @OlgaKlimchik
All the same, I am happy you took out time out of your busy schedule to prepare this.
I am happy you did it and shared.
Best regards. 
Μπράβο! Πολύ ωραία φωτογραφία, φαίνεται νόστιμο! @OlgaKlimchik
Το σημερινό μου πρωινό, pan cakes με μέλι. @Austinelewex
@Stella2 Pancakes with honey it’s great!
hi @Austinelewex thanks taq me in your comment.
Hi @OlgaKlimchik I love potatoes.
@Munawar951 It’s not potatoes, though it’s may be not yams as well. It’s called batat, or sweet potatoes. One of translations of yam was batat.
Here in Belarus we know potatoes well, we grow a lot of it and sometimes Belarusians in jest are called “bul’bashi” from Belarusian word “bul’ba”, that means potatoes.
Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful dish with us here on connect.
It looks yummy and delicious. 
, thanks, now i know,
@Austinelewex Reading and seeing your post tastes in the mouth.I will definitely try your dish in the next days. thanks.
@Ajaypalsagar Thank you for much for the appreciation.
P.S. Remember to share your pictures of the dish with us here on connect.
Best regards.
This yam.and egg presentation is not bad @Austinelewex . You did well
