India, Nov. 7 -- Diwali is the season of sweets, and the celebration feels incomplete without something sweet on the plate. But those who are watching their weight, eating healthy or following a diet may feel left out, as most sweets are high in sugar and calories.

But they too can indulge in sweet goodness by making homemade sweets with healthier ingredients.ALSO READ: Give your Diwali menu a nutty twist with 4 recipes, from walnut tikki chaat to sitafal almond basundi

Harsh Kedia, Chefpreneur and founder of Cocoa & Katli, shared three healthier dessert recipes for the festive season. He said, "I believe festive eating should be about enjoying food, not restricting yourself. The idea is to make more conscious ingredient choices without...