Curries

Baked brinjal in tomato sauce

Also called: baked brinjal in tomato sauce, baingan bharta, baingan ka bharta, baked eggplant tomato, baingan bharta (baked), baingan tamatar, bengan bharta, brinjal bharta, berenjena en salsa (english/spanish mix)

Baked brinjal in tomato sauce is basically our desi baingan bharta vibe — smoky, soft brinjal mashed with juicy tomatoes, onion, garlic and a little ajwain. It’s the kind of dish that shows up beautifully with roti, paratha, or even plain rice in a home-style lunch or dinner. Simple ingredients, but that tangy-roasted flavour makes it feel very comforting.

Key Takeaway: One bowl of Baked brinjal in tomato sauce (180g) contains 69.5 kcal, 2.9g protein, 7.4g carbs, and 2.9g fat. This dish is quite gut-friendly because it brings 4.1g fiber per bowl, mostly from brinjal, tomato, and onion. That fiber helps keep bowel movements smoother, and the tomato adds a nice dose of vitamin C too — 68.4mg per 100g, which supports the gut lining and overall digestion. Garlic and ajwain can also feel soothing for some people, especially when there’s bloating or heaviness after a meal. Small tip: if you’re sensitive to acidity, pair it with roti or rice instead of eating it very spicy, so the tomato tang feels gentler on the stomach.
69.5 kcal
2.9g Protein
7.4g Carbs
2.9g Fat

Per 1 bowl (180g)

Calorie Breakdown

17%
44%
39%
Protein Carbs Fat

Nutrition Facts

Nutrient Per bowl (180g) Per 100g
Calories 69.5 kcal 38.6 kcal
Protein 2.9g 1.6g
Carbohydrates 7.4g 4.1g
Fat 2.9g 1.6g
Fiber 4.1g 2.3g
Sugar 4g 2.2g
Micronutrients (per 100g)
Sodium 79.66 mg
Calcium 26.24 mg
Iron 0.32 mg
Vitamin C 68.38 mg
Folate 103.99 µg

What Goes Into It

Per serving (1 bowl)

Brinjal 125g
Tomato 250g
Garlic 0.6g
Onion 37.5g
Cottage cheese 12.5g
Red chilli powder 0.6g
Fat 5g
Salt 0.6g
Salt 1.2g
Ajwain 0.6g

gastroenterology Gut Health Insight

This dish is quite gut-friendly because it brings 4.1g fiber per bowl, mostly from brinjal, tomato, and onion. That fiber helps keep bowel movements smoother, and the tomato adds a nice dose of vitamin C too — 68.4mg per 100g, which supports the gut lining and overall digestion. Garlic and ajwain can also feel soothing for some people, especially when there’s bloating or heaviness after a meal. Small tip: if you’re sensitive to acidity, pair it with roti or rice instead of eating it very spicy, so the tomato tang feels gentler on the stomach.

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verified ICMR-NIN Verified Data

Nutrition data sourced from ICMR-NIN Indian Food Composition Tables (IFCT) and the Indian Nutrient Database (INDB 2024). Values are per standard serving and may vary with preparation method.

Curated by Ashutosh Swaraj, Founder of Shellel