People are preparing for a real feast of snacks and desserts for the Festival of Lights
Workers prepare laddoos in a candy shop in Calcutta before Diwali. PTI
As Diwali festival approaches on November 4th, people are preparing for a true feast of snacks and desserts at the Festival of Lights. However, during this holiday season, many are also concerned about the possible negative effects of having too many Diwali sweets.
While the dilemma between health and enjoyment of the festival continues for several people, many are opting for healthier versions of their favorite Diwali snacks.
With the Christmas season in full swing across the country, here are some ways to keep you fit with these healthy Diwali recipes:
Moong dal ladoo:
Combining the goodness of Moong Dal with ghee, cardamom, jaggery and toasted nuts, this easy-to-make recipe is perfect for enjoying Diwali and the onset of winter.
Faldhari badam ki barfi:
This sugar-free dessert is made from Mawa, along with figs, nuts and almonds. This candy can be an excellent addition to your taste buds during Diwali and can help you stay healthy.
Sugar-free Phirni:
You can make Phirni, one of the most popular desserts, with the sugar-free version, which tastes just as good as the original. By adding rose water essence, dried fruits, and artificial sweeteners to the recipe, you can create a version that will help you stay fit this festive season.
Dark chocolate and oat ladoo:
Combining the goodness of oats with the taste of dark chocolate, this healthy recipe is sure to be a new favorite with kids and adults alike. The dessert is extremely easy to make and will last a long time, so you won’t have to go without your daily dose of dark chocolate this Christmas season.
Ragi and nuts Ladoo:
Another healthy dish that is guaranteed to satisfy your hunger for dessert: Ladoos made from ragi, jaggery and nuts help you stay fit during Diwali and nibble on sweets to your heart’s content.
Baked Chakli:
You can also make a baked version of your favorite hearty Diwali snack. This recipe allows you to stay fit and reduce your calorie intake while enjoying your favorite snacks.
Baked Kachori:
While many argue that kachoris are already a perfect snack, the hearty flour dish with potato or lentil filling can be made healthier by trying a baked version of it.
