Calories in Pisto manchego (Spanish ratatouille)

Serving: a plate of pisto made with 300 g of raw vegetables and one tablespoon of oil · 242 g

192kcal per serving

79kcal per 100 g

Protein
3.3 g
Carbs
11.5 g
Fat
14.2 g
Fiber
4.3 g
Salt
1.0 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
zucchini100 g100 g17USDA
green pepper40 g40 g8USDA
red pepper40 g40 g10USDA
onion50 g50 g20USDA
tomato70 g70 g13USDA
garlic3 g3 g4USDA
olive oil13.5 g14 g119USDA
salt1 g1 g0USDA
Total242 g192

Amounts follow the Spanish Nutrition Society (SENC) serving sizes; the rest is Renzy’s standard recipe.

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Good to know

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FAQ

How many calories are in a plate of pisto?

A plate of pisto made with 300 g of raw vegetables and one tablespoon of oil: about 242 g as served and 192 kcal, with 3.3 g protein, 11.5 g carbs, 14.2 g fat and 1.0 g salt.

Where do the calories in pisto come from?

From the oil: 13.5 g account for 119 of the 192 kcal (62%).

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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.