Navratri & Vrat Recipes

30 easy vrat recipes from breakfast to dinner, with a 9-day Navratri meal plan

Cook tasty, filling fasting food with sabudana, samak, kuttu and makhana – with the cost of every dish worked out.

Every recipe has a picture, a simple ingredient list and short steps. The book starts with vrat basics – what to use, what to avoid and how to build a balanced vrat plate – and ends with a day-by-day 9-day plan, a shopping list and a price list. Vrat rules differ between families, so adjust to your tradition.

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What you will learn

Every topic below is covered in the book.

Vrat Basics

What to use, what to avoid and a balanced vrat plate.

Vrat Breakfast

5 recipes like sabudana khichdi and kuttu paratha.

Lunch & Dinner

10 filling dishes like samak pulao and vrat kadhi.

Snacks & Chaat

6 recipes like sabudana vada and makhana.

Vrat Drinks

Lassi, nimbu pani and banana shake.

Sweets & Diwali Bonus

Makhana kheer, halwa and 3 Diwali sweets.

Cost of Every Dish

Know what each recipe costs before you cook.

9-Day Meal Plan

A day-by-day Navratri menu with shopping list.

LOOK INSIDE

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Who this eBook is for

  • Families keeping Navratri vrat
  • First-time fasters
  • Busy home cooks
  • Anyone who wants budget vrat food

Please note

Vrat rules differ from family to family and region to region. This book uses ingredients commonly eaten during Navratri fasts; follow your own family tradition and any medical advice you have.

Frequently asked questions

What is included?

A 27-page downloadable PDF. Every recipe has a picture, a simple ingredient list and short steps. The book starts with vrat basics – what to use, what to avoid and how to build a balanced vrat plate – and ends with a day-by-day 9-day plan, a shopping list and a price list. Vrat rules differ between families, so adjust to your tradition. Everything is inside one PDF; nothing is shipped.

Which ingredients are used?

Common vrat ingredients such as sabudana, samak (barnyard millet), kuttu, rajgira, singhara, makhana, potato, sweet potato, paneer, curd and sendha namak – no grains, onion or garlic in the vrat recipes.

Is there a meal plan?

Yes. A 9-day Navratri meal plan with the daily cost, plus a shopping list and planner.

Is it suitable for complete beginners?

Yes. It is written for beginners and assumes no previous experience.

What format will I receive and how do I download it?

A downloadable PDF. After your payment is completed, you are taken to a download page. The download works for 1 hour on the phone or computer you paid from, with up to 3 downloads. Save the file and open it in any PDF reader.

What if my payment succeeds but the download page does not open?

Contact us through the support form (see Contact / Support in the footer) and include your payment receipt or confirmation.

Are results guaranteed?

Vrat rules differ from family to family and region to region. This book uses ingredients commonly eaten during Navratri fasts; follow your own family tradition and any medical advice you have.

Make this Navratri easier.

Pick tomorrow's menu from the 9-day plan and cook with confidence.

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