Calories in Indian dishes

Calories in 1 katori stir-fried vegetables

What 1 katori stir-fried vegetables comes to in calories, protein and carbohydrate, worked out from its ingredients.

Numbers worked out by Poshan Labs from IFCT 2017 (ICMR-NIN). Last updated 26 October 2026.

One katori stir-fried vegetables is about 72 kcal, with 2.4 g of protein, 5.1 g of carbohydrate, 5.2 g of fibre and 4.4 g of fat. Everything below is worked out from the ingredients, one by one.

1 katori veg

Stir-fried vegetables: calories from ½ to 2 katoris

36 kcal½ katori stir-fried vegetables
72 kcal1 katori stir-fried vegetables
109 kcal1½ katoris stir-fried vegetables
145 kcal2 katoris stir-fried vegetables

Each row is the whole dish at that amount, so you can read off what you ate.

AmountCalories (kcal)Protein (g)Carbs (g)Fat (g)
½ katori stir-fried vegetables361.22.52.2
1 katori stir-fried vegetables722.45.14.4
1½ katoris stir-fried vegetables1093.67.66.7
2 katoris stir-fried vegetables1454.8108.9

Numbers are for home cooking with the oil listed. How they were worked out is at the end of the page.

What goes into it

This is how 1 katori stir-fried vegetables is built in the sample diet charts. Each ingredient links to its own page.

IngredientAmountCalories (kcal)
Cabbage (Bandh gobi)50 g11
Capsicum (Shimla mirch)40 g6
French beans40 g10
Carrot (Gajar)30 g10
Groundnut oil4 g35
Total72
  • Oil: the groundnut oil is 35 kcal of the 72. Without the groundnut oil, 1 katori stir-fried vegetables would come to about 37 kcal.
  • Measure it: the oil is the part of this number you decide, so measure it with a spoon rather than pouring.

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Which diet charts use it

Some of the sample diet charts that use it, with the portion that fits a 1,500 calorie day. Change the calories on a plan page and the portion changes with it.

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How this was worked out

The page adds up the IFCT values for every ingredient at the weight used in the sample diet charts. The weights are raw, as the tables measure them, and the oil is the oil in the recipe. Katori means a standard 150 ml bowl. Your cooking will differ a little, so treat the number as a good starting point and check it against how you feel and what the scale says.

Calories and nutrients are calculated from the Indian Food Composition Tables 2017, National Institute of Nutrition (ICMR).

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