Swordfish is a large, predatory saltwater fish known for its dense, meaty flesh and mildly rich flavor. Its firm steaks hold up well to high-heat cooking methods such as grilling, broiling, and pan-searing, and it is often compared to steak in both texture and versatility.
Nutritionally, swordfish is a good source of protein and supplies heart-healthy fats along with B vitamins, selenium, and other minerals. Because it is more substantial than many white fish, a modest portion is often enough to make a satisfying, protein-rich meal.
Planifiez votre portion
Quelle quantité contient votre portion de Swordfish?
Nutrition values are reported per 100 g of raw edible swordfish. A typical steak weighs about 113 g (4 oz) and provides roughly 172 kcal. Use the serving sizes below to estimate portions when logging.
Calculé à partir de la référence par 100 g. Les valeurs sont arrondies.
Portion
Poids
Calories
Glucides
Protéines
Graisse
100 g
100 g
152 kcal
0.4 g
19.2 g
8.1 g
1 steak (4 oz)
113 g
171.8 kcal
0.5 g
21.7 g
9.2 g
Utilisez le poids de la partie comestible dans l'état de l'aliment indiqué ci-dessus.
Énergie (kcal)
152 kcal
Énergie (kJ)
635.4 kJ
Protéines
19.2375 g
Glucides
0.4495 g
Graisse
8.123 g
Fibres alimentaires
0 g
Sodium
56.87 mg
Calcium
3.623 mg
Potassium
414.1 mg
Magnésium
26.68 mg
Fer
0.09617 mg
Zinc
0.5407 mg
Vitamine B12
0.87 µg
Questions et réponses
Swordfish FAQ nutrition
How many calories are in swordfish?
A 100 g serving of raw swordfish has about 152 kcal. A typical 4 oz (113 g) steak provides roughly 172 kcal.
Is swordfish high in protein?
Yes. A 100 g serving of raw swordfish provides about 19 g of protein, along with about 8 g of fat.
How is swordfish usually cooked?
Swordfish is commonly grilled, broiled, or pan-seared as thick steaks, thanks to its dense, meaty texture that holds up well to high heat.