Food

Dal calories and protein

One katori (150 g) of dal has about 112 kcal and 5.7 g of protein, by Kynetix's food table. Per 100 g that is 75 kcal, 3.8 g protein, 9 g carbs, 2.2 g fat and 1.8 g fiber.

Nutrition by portion

Nutrition for dal
ServingCaloriesProteinCarbsFatFiber
1 katori (150 g)112 kcal5.7 g13.5 g3.3 g2.7 g
100 g75 kcal3.8 g9 g2.2 g1.8 g
With 1 roti (50 g)38 kcal1.9 g4.5 g1.1 g0.9 g
With 1 ladle of rice (85 g)64 kcal3.2 g7.6 g1.9 g1.5 g

Kynetix sizes a dal or kadhi by what you eat it with: about 50 g with each roti and 85 g with each ladle of rice for a typical eater, or a full katori (150 g) when you eat it on its own. Tell Kynetix you eat curry first or carb first and these portions adjust.

About 20% of the calories in dal come from protein.

Minerals in 1 katori (150 g)

Iron1.1 mg
Calcium20.6 mg
Magnesium32.8 mg
Zinc0.80 mg
Potassium309.4 mg
Sodium328.1 mg

From Kynetix's micronutrient table (IFCT 2017 and USDA FoodData Central), scaled to this serving's calories the way the app does.

How to log it in Kynetix

Type 2 roti and dal or 1 katori dal in Kynetix, in plain words. It matches the food, sizes the portion and adds it to your day. Fix a number once and it remembers how you eat it.

Also searched as: dal, daal, dhal, lentil, lentils, plain dal, mess dal, yellow dal.

Questions

How many calories are in 1 katori of dal?

One katori (150 g) of dal has about 112 kcal and 5.7 g of protein, by Kynetix's food table. A katori in Kynetix is 150 g.

How much protein is in dal?

About 5.7 g of protein in 1 katori (150 g), or 3.8 g per 100 g. Roughly 20% of its calories come from protein.

How many calories in 2 roti with dal?

About 255 kcal and 9.8 g protein: two plain roti (90 kcal each) plus about 100 g of dal, which is how much a typical eater has with two roti in Kynetix.

1 katori dal mein kitni calories hoti hain?

Lagbhag 112 kcal aur 5.7 g protein, Kynetix ki food table ke hisaab se.

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Values are estimates from Kynetix's food table, worked from IFCT 2017 and USDA FoodData Central for typical home recipes. Oil, ghee and portion size change the real number.