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Eggplant Combien de calories ?
Calculateur de calories
Calories
25
kcal
Protéines
1.0
g
Glucides
5.9
g
Lipides
0.2
g
= 100 gram
Valeurs nutritionnelles pour 100g
| Calories | 25.00 kcal |
| Protéines | 1.00 g |
| Glucides | 5.90 g |
| Lipides | 0.20 g |
| micro_fiber | 3.0 g |
| micro_sodium | 2.0 mg |
| micro_potassium | 229.0 mg |
| micro_calcium | 9.0 mg |
| micro_vit_a | 23.0 μg |
| micro_vit_c | 2.2 mg |
| micro_iron | 0.2 mg |
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# How Many Calories and What are the Nutritional Values of Eggplant?
The jewel of Mediterranean cuisine, the purple beauty that graces Turkish tables: Eggplant! This miraculous vegetable, delighting palates with its unique slightly bitter taste and silky texture, has held a special place in our kitchens for centuries. Offering unlimited recipe options from dolma to frying, from salads to casseroles, eggplant is a favorite for those seeking healthy eating due to both its flavor and lightness. An indispensable part of summer, eggplant adds freshness to tables with its fresh and satisfying structure, while standing out as a diet-friendly option with its low calories and rich nutritional value.
## Nutritional Value Analysis of Delicious and Light Eggplant
Eggplant can be a valuable part of your healthy eating plan. Let's take a closer look at the nutritional values that 100 grams of eggplant offers you:
This purple beauty, with its **incredibly low calorie count of just 25.00 kcal**, becomes a delicious aid in achieving your weight control goals. It is so light and satisfying that you won't want to miss it from your tables when trying to lose or maintain weight.
The **fat content of eggplant is almost negligible; it contains only 0.20g of fat.** This makes it an ideal option for low-fat diets that support heart health. We should not forget the carbohydrates, which are important for your body's basic functions. Eggplant, with its **5.90g carbohydrate content**, offers you a natural and healthy energy source.
It is also very rich in fiber; **eggplant, containing a full 3 grams of fiber,** provides plenty of fiber that supports the regular functioning of your digestive system. This helps you stay full for a long time, balances your blood sugar, and contributes to maintaining your bowel health. Additionally, with **1.00g of protein content**, it makes a modest but valuable contribution to your daily protein intake.
In addition to these macro values, eggplant is also rich in powerful antioxidants such as anthocyanins, which give it its purple color. These antioxidants support your overall health by protecting your body from the harmful effects of free radicals. Eggplant, which also contains important vitamins and minerals such as potassium, manganese, vitamin B6, vitamin C, and vitamin K, is truly a health powerhouse.
## The Art of Using Eggplant in the Kitchen: Roasted Eggplant Salad
One of the most practical and healthy ways to bring out the lightness and unique flavor of eggplant is to roast it and turn it into a delicious salad. Here is a healthy and appetizing roasted eggplant salad recipe for you:
**Ingredients:**
* 2 medium eggplants
* 2 red bell peppers (optional)
* 3-4 cloves of garlic
* Half a bunch of fresh parsley
* 2 tablespoons olive oil
* 1 tablespoon pomegranate molasses (optional)
* Juice of half a lemon
* Salt, black pepper, red pepper flakes (optional)
**Preparation:**
1. **Roast the Eggplants:** Arrange the eggplants (and bell peppers) on a baking tray or roast them directly over a flame on the stove until all sides are soft. Roasting will add a wonderful aroma to the eggplants.
2. **Cool and Peel:** Place the roasted eggplants and peppers in a bag, tie the mouth, and let them sit for 10-15 minutes. This will make it easier to peel their skins. After cooling, peel the skins and remove the seedy parts.
3. **Chop:** Dice the roasted eggplant and pepper flesh on a cutting board or mash them with a fork to a puree consistency (you can mash less if you prefer larger pieces).
4. **Prepare the Garlic:** Crush or grate the garlic. Finely chop the parsley.
5. **Combine and Season:** In a large bowl, combine the chopped eggplants and peppers, crushed garlic, and chopped parsley. Add olive oil, lemon juice, pomegranate molasses, salt, black pepper, and red pepper flakes as desired, and mix well.
6. **Serve:** Transfer the salad to a serving plate. Optionally, you can serve it by sprinkling fresh pomegranate seeds or walnuts on top.
This light and delicious salad can be both a great accompaniment to main dishes and a satisfying and healthy meal alternative on its own. Enjoy!
Portions
- 100 Gram = 100g
- 1 Adet (Orta) = 200g