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Bachelor 99 Survival Cookbook

A 133-page Indian cooking ebook made for people who cook for one. Quick, affordable recipes with a 30-day meal plan.

  • 99 easy Indian recipes with estimated cost per serving
  • 30-day meal plan — breakfast, lunch and dinner already decided
  • 12 bonus weekend chicken specials
  • Simple step-by-step instructions with quantities
  • Everyday ingredients from any kirana or supermarket
  • Works on phone, tablet, computer or printed
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Why this ebook exists

The First Month Alone

The first night in a new city, cooking feels exciting. You buy a pan, a small cooker, a packet of rice. You make something. It's not great, but you made it yourself.

By the third week that feeling is gone. You reach home at nine. The fridge has half an onion, two eggs and a lemon that has gone soft. Cooking now means three decisions before you even light the gas: what to make, whether you have the things for it, and how long it will take.

So you open the app. Just tonight.

Then just tonight happens twice a week. You only notice at the end of the month, when you look at the number.

The maths nobody does

8 food deliveries in a month, at about ₹280 each₹2,240
The same 8 dinners cooked at home₹480 – ₹720
The ebook — paid once, yours forever₹99

₹280 is a normal single-order total with delivery and taxes in an Indian city. Recipe costs are practical estimates and change with city, season and market.

The problem was never that you can't cook. It's that every evening starts with a question you're too tired to answer.

That's the whole idea behind this ebook. It doesn't try to turn you into a chef. It removes the question.

Ninety-nine dishes, each on a single page. Each one with an estimated cost, so you know what you're spending before you start. Each one built around what a weekday actually allows.

And on the nights you don't even want to choose, there's a 30-day meal plan at the front. Day 1: breakfast, lunch, dinner. Day 2. All the way to Day 30. You just open the page.

What every recipe had to pass

1Quick enough for a weekdayRecipes are built around the 20–30 minutes you actually have after work or college.
2A cost on every pageEvery recipe shows an estimated cost per serving, so you know what you're spending before you cook.
3One burner, one panA kadai, a pan, a pressure cooker and a knife. Nothing you have to go out and buy first.
4Real everyday dishesPoha, dal tadka, rajma, paneer bhurji, pav bhaji — the food you actually want to eat.

It costs ₹99 — less than one delivery. If it stops you ordering twice in the first week, it has already paid for itself twice over.

What is inside

Everything Is Made for One Person

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99 main recipes + 12 bonus weekend chicken specials = 111 recipes in total.

99 Easy Indian Recipes

Simple everyday dishes you can actually cook when you're short on time.

Know What Your Meal Costs

Every recipe includes an estimated cost per serving, so you know what you're spending before you cook.

Simple Step-by-Step Instructions

Clear instructions with quantities, cooking time and practical guidance for beginners.

Avoid Common Cooking Mistakes

Helpful tips that make everyday cooking easier, especially if you're still learning.

Save Money While Cooking

Simple ways to use ingredients wisely, reduce waste and make your groceries last longer.

Everyday Ingredients

Recipes use ingredients you can easily find at a normal Indian kirana or supermarket.

Cook Once, Use Leftovers

Some recipes are designed around leftovers so one cooking session can save you time and money later.

What you will be cooking

BreakfastLunchDinnerSnacksProtein-Friendly MealsWeekend Specials

99 everyday Indian recipes, planned with beginners and one-person cooking in mind.

Filling meals

Protein You Can Actually Afford, Every Day

Eggs, paneer, dal, soya and chicken give you plenty of filling meal options without relying on expensive meals or complicated recipes. Most can be prepared with simple ingredients and everyday cooking methods.

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0dal, rajma & chana recipes
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That's 43 protein-friendly recipes across 111 total recipes — enough variety to keep your meals interesting for weeks.

Eggs, Done 13 Different Ways

Bhurji, egg curry, egg rolls, sandwiches and more — so the same omelette never gets boring.

Paneer, Soya and Dal

Filling vegetarian meals you can put together on a weekday with everyday ingredients.

12 Bonus Weekend Chicken Specials

When you want something more filling, you'll also have 12 chicken recipes to try on weekends or whenever you feel like cooking something special.

The 30-Day Plan

Never Think About What to Cook Again

30 days of meals are already planned for you. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are planned in advance, so you can simply open the ebook, find the recipe and start cooking.

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30 days planned. Breakfast, lunch and dinner for every single day.

Weekday Mornings Stay Simple

Quick breakfast options for busy college and work mornings.

Cook Once, Use Leftovers

Some meals are planned around leftovers, helping you save both time and money.

Know What to Prepare Ahead

If something needs soaking or preparation the night before, the meal plan tells you in advance.

In one ebook

What You Get

  • 99 easy Indian recipes
  • 12 bonus weekend chicken specials
  • 30-day meal plan
  • Simple step-by-step cooking instructions
  • Ingredient quantities included
  • Budget-friendly everyday meals
  • Beginner-friendly recipes
  • Instant ebook access
  • Keep the ebook forever

What readers say

People Who Finally Stopped Ordering Maggi

Realistic, short-form feedback from people using the cookbook.

Sample reviews shown while we collect real customer feedback.

  • Rohit Deshmukh

    Ordering food was costing me around 300 a night, easily. Two weeks in and I have cooked most days. The cost range next to each recipe is what actually made me stop and think.

  • Sneha Iyer

    The recipes are genuinely written for one person, which I have not found anywhere else. A couple of the weekend chicken ones take me longer than 30 minutes, but that is my slow chopping.

  • Aditya Rao

    I have one induction plate and one kadhai in my PG. Still managed breakfast, lunch and dinner from this for a whole week.

  • Meenal Kulkarni

    Exact quantities are a bigger deal than it sounds. I used to guess and end up with either half a plate or food for four.

  • Farhan Qureshi

    Good for beginners. The common mistakes notes have already saved my paneer from turning rubbery twice.

  • Divya Menon

    The 30 day plan is the part I use most. I stopped standing in front of the fridge at 9pm deciding what to make.

  • Karan Bhatia

    Solid for 99 rupees. Some recipes I already knew, but the leftover ones were new to me and I use them a lot now.

  • Ananya Ghosh

    Reading it on my phone while cooking works fine, no zooming needed. That was my main worry before buying.

  • Vikram Nair

    Lots of egg and dal options, which is what I wanted. Wish there were a couple more South Indian breakfast items, but no complaints at this price.

  • Pooja Shetty

    Bought it on a whim before a weekend. Ended up cooking three things from it that same weekend, which never happens with me.

  • Sahil Chugh

    It is honest about costs changing by city, which I appreciated. Mumbai prices are not Nagpur prices and the book does not pretend otherwise.

  • Ritu Bansal

    My son moved out for college and this is the one thing he actually opened. The timing given for each recipe helped him plan around classes.

  • Manish Yadav

    Straightforward. No long story before the recipe, which is exactly why I could never use food blogs.

  • Tanvi Joshi

    Protein was my main reason for buying. Between paneer, eggs, soya and dal there is enough here that I am not eating the same thing every day.

  • Abhishek Pillai

    Downloaded instantly, no account nonsense. Recipes are simple, sometimes a bit too simple, but I suppose that is the point.

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Questions people ask

Before You Buy

What exactly do I get for ₹99?

You get a 133-page ebook with 99 main recipes, 12 bonus weekend chicken specials, a 30-day meal plan and practical cooking guides. It's a one-time payment with no subscription.

How soon do I get the ebook?

Immediately after successful payment. You'll receive access to your ebook and the access details will also be sent to your email.

I am a complete beginner. Will I understand it?

Yes. The recipes use simple quantities and step-by-step instructions, with cooking time and practical guidance for beginners.

Is it useful if I want more protein in my meals?

Yes. The ebook includes egg, paneer, soya, dal, rajma, chana and chicken recipes.

I only have one gas burner and one pan. Is that enough?

Yes. The recipes are designed around basic kitchen equipment and everyday cooking. You don't need fancy appliances.

Is every recipe under ₹99?

The 99 main recipes are designed to stay budget-friendly, with estimated costs shown for each recipe. Food prices vary by city, season and market, so the costs are practical estimates. The weekend chicken specials may cost more.

Can I read the ebook on my phone?

Yes. The ebook works on phones, tablets and computers. You can also print it if you prefer.

Can I get a refund if I don't like it?

Yes. We think you'll love this ebook. But if you go through it and feel it isn't for you, email us within 7 days and we'll refund your full ₹99 — no questions asked, no long forms.

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Do I need an account?

No. Pay, get access and start cooking.

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Our promise to you

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Tonight, You Could Be Eating Something You Cooked

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