Calories in Padrón peppers

Serving: a 150 g serving of Padrón peppers, fried and sprinkled with coarse salt · 137 g

101kcal per serving

74kcal per 100 g

Protein
1.3 g
Carbs
4.4 g
Fat
8.3 g
Fiber
2.5 g
Salt
1.5 g

Available carbs, without fiber (as on European labels).

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The recipe, gram by gram

This is where the numbers come from: each ingredient raw, what it weighs on the plate and its calories, with the database entry behind it.

IngredientRawOn the platekcalSource
Padrón peppers150 g128 g30USDA
oil absorbed during frying *8 g8 g71USDA
coarse salt1.5 g1.5 g0USDA
Total137 g101

Renzy standard recipe: there is no official serving size for this dish. * Amount or cooking estimated by Renzy (no official figure).

Good to know

  • There is no entry for Padrón peppers in USDA, BEDCA or BLS: USDA raw sweet green pepper is used.
  • Absorbed oil and water loss: estimates. The oil is almost all of the dish’s energy.
  • Renzy estimate (no source to back it up): oil absorbed during frying.

FAQ

How many calories are in Padrón peppers?

A 150 g serving of Padrón peppers, fried and sprinkled with coarse salt: about 137 g as served and 101 kcal, with 1.3 g protein, 4.4 g carbs, 8.3 g fat and 1.5 g salt.

Are fried Padrón peppers fattening?

The pepper itself adds very little (30 kcal in 150 g); what adds up is the frying oil (71 kcal by our estimate).

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Data: USDA FoodData Central (SR Legacy), BEDCA (Spanish food composition database, AESAN) and Bundeslebensmittelschlüssel 4.0 (Max Rubner-Institut, CC BY 4.0). Cooked weight comes from raw/cooked pairs in the same database.