A lighter version of the conventional carrot halwa. It contains a lot less fat.

You must have always relished this ice-cream at parlors. Now it's time to try its low cal version in your kitchen and enjoy it.

Skim milk and corn flour are used as thickening agent to give body and creamy texture to the ice-cream. Brown bread is healthy as is made from whole wheat flour and makes this ice-cream unique delicacy in itself.

A lighter version of the conventional carrot halwa which is filled with vitamin a for clear vision.

Low in calories but high in fibre, here's a salad with an unusual flavoursome dressing made of lemon,honey and ginger. Watermelon, pineapple, cucumber, papaya and sweet corn togeather made this a colourful dish. Vitamin a and c act as antioxidants and help in collagen synthesis, which assists post-pregnancy skin renewal.

Ever heard of a healthy lolly? and that too one that is permissible for diabetics? Here you go… a very interesting and healthy recipe using curds and strawberries. I have used oats to increase the health quotient, which is further enhanced by the goodness of strawberries. Skimmed milk powder and oats give body to the lollies, while strawberries provide the visual appeal. Select ripe and sweet fresh strawberries, as it gives a very refreshing taste to the lollies and does not require more sugar substitutes. Plus, I have used all low-fat ingredients. Do try other diabetic friendly deaarts like Black Jamun Ice - Cream or Diabetic Caramel Custard .

An age-old combination of apples and cinnamon combines here to make an ice-cream which tastes equally great.