Aloo Posto is a classic Bengali preparation of potato cooked in poppy (posto) and green chilli paste and tempered nigella seed. Aloo means potato, and posto means poppy seeds. The history of posto in India dates back to the Mughal empire when posto was used to enhance the texture of gravies and make them thicker. Later during the British rule in India, the East India company was using farming lands for opium production in Bengal. Due to the lack of vegetables in the house, a farmer's wife experimented with dry poppy seeds Posto to make a dish and ate it with rice. Later, posto became a staple food in almost every household of Bengal. Posto is experimented with many other veggies and eaten in many parts of India nowadays. Aloo Posto is one of the most relished forms of it. Posto is also known by the names khus khus, posto dana.
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