Punjab ਸਰ੍ਹੋਂ ਦਾ ਸਾਗ

Sarson da Saag Calories & Nutrition

Sarson da Saag is a vegetarian lunch dish from Punjab. These are the macros for one home-cooked serving.

Every value computed from IFCT-2017.

Vegetarian Lunch High-fibre Comfort 175g serving
Sarson da Saag, a Punjab dish, 132 kcal per serving
132Calories
5.0gProtein
11.6gCarbs
7.2gFat
5.9gFibre

Per serving (175g). This recipe makes 4 servings. Protein is about 15% of total calories.

Sarson da Saag nutrition facts

Per serving (175g)
Energy132 kcal
Protein5.0 g
Carbohydrate11.6 g
Fat7.2 g
Fibre5.9 g
Per 100g
Energy76 kcal
Protein2.8 g
Carbohydrate6.6 g
Fat4.1 g
Fibre3.4 g

Minerals & electrolytes

759 mgSodium
629 mgPotassium
182 mgCalcium
3.6 mgIron

Per serving (175g), computed from IFCT-2017 ingredient values.

What's in it

Mustard leaves (sarson) 300g Spinach (palak) 150g Onion, big 60g Maize flour (makki ki atta) 40g Table butter (salted) 30g Ginger, fresh 12g Garlic 12g Green chilli 10g Salt (common/table) 7g

Grams for the full recipe (4 servings). Macros above are the per-serving sum of each ingredient's IFCT-2017 value, never an estimate.

Allergens

Mustard Milk (dairy)

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Sarson da Saag: common questions

How many calories are in Sarson da Saag?

One serving of Sarson da Saag (175g) has 132 calories. That works out to 76 calories per 100g.

How much protein is in Sarson da Saag?

A serving of Sarson da Saag has 5.0g of protein, about 15% of its calories.

Is Sarson da Saag vegetarian?

Yes. Sarson da Saag is a vegetarian dish.

What is Sarson da Saag made of?

Sarson da Saag is made with Mustard leaves, Spinach, Onion, big and Maize flour.

What are the macros in Sarson da Saag?

A serving of Sarson da Saag has 5.0g protein, 11.6g carbs, 7.2g fat and 5.9g fibre.

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Nutrition figures are estimates and informational only, not medical or dietary advice.