Your Questions, Answered
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This is a 28-day meal plan + recipe guide.
You’ll get:
A 4-week structured meal plan (breakfast, lunch and dinner)
Detailed recipes for all meals listed in the plan
Separate ebooks for Vegetarians and Non-Vegetarians.
Non-Vegetarian ebook (Everyday Meal Plan) also includes Vegetarian recipes
Simple condiments, bases and repeatable recipes to reduce daily effort
Everything is designed to work together, so you don’t have to overthink what to cook each day.
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If you eat both Veg & Non-veg, you can just buy the Everyday Meal Plan book that includes both Vegetarian & Non-Vegetarian recipes.
If you buy both the books, there will be a lot duplicates as the Non-Vegetarian book contains most of the recipes from the Vegetarian book.
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This plan is ideal if you:
Cook most meals at home
Prefer familiar Indian flavours with a few global dishes
Want structure, but not rigidity
Are tired of overcomplicated recipes
Want to build (or get back into) a habit of cooking at home
It works well for individuals, couples and small families.
It’s also a great fit if you haven’t cooked much before and want a gentle, realistic way to start cooking more at home.
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This may not be the right fit if:
You’re looking for a strict weight-loss or macro-based plan
You want restaurant-style or very elaborate cooking
You prefer eating out most days
You’re looking for medical or therapeutic nutrition advice
This is everyday, home-style food meant to be practical and sustainable.
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Not at all.
Think of this plan as a framework, not rules.
You can:
Swap days
Repeat meals you enjoy
Skip meals that don’t suit your schedule
Adjust portions based on your appetite
The goal is to make cooking feel lighter and easier, not stressful.
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Yes.
Most recipes use:
Basic ingredients
Simple cooking techniques
Regular kitchen equipment
If you can chop, stir and cook on a stove, you’ll be able to follow these recipes comfortably.
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There are two separate books.
1) Vegetarian Meal Plan Book
This is 100% vegetarian and includes the full 28-day veg meal plan + veg recipes.
2) Everyday Meal Plan Book
This includes both vegetarian and non-vegetarian recipes.
The meal plan is built on a veg base, and then non-veg meals are added in (chicken, mutton, fish/prawns) on select days. So you still get plenty of veg meals, with non-veg options sprinkled in for variety and protein.
If you prefer, you can still use the Non-Veg book and keep some weeks more veg-heavy.
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No.
This is not a diet plan and it’s not calorie-prescriptive.
The focus is on:
Regular home-cooked meals
Balanced plates
Meals that keep you full and satisfied
If weight change happens as a side effect of eating more consistently at home, that’s fine but it’s not the primary goal.
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No.
For the ebook version, we’ve intentionally focused on:
Prep time
Cook time
Portion guidance
This keeps the plan flexible and avoids turning meals into a numbers exercise.
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Yes.
The recipes scale easily and work well for:
Couples
Small families
Cooking once and eating leftovers
You may need to adjust quantities based on how many people you’re cooking for.
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Most meals fall into one of these categories:
10–15 minutes (quick breakfasts, wraps, bowls)
20–30 minutes (most lunches and dinners)
Slightly longer for biryanis or weekend thalis/full-meals
The plan intentionally uses repeat bases and leftovers to save time.
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No special equipment.
Ingredients are:
Common Indian pantry staples
Easily available vegetables and proteins
Flexible substitutions where possible
If something isn’t available, you can usually swap it without breaking the recipe.
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This plan is general home cooking guidance, not medical advice.
If you:
Are pregnant
Have allergies
Have medical or dietary conditions
Please adapt recipes as needed or consult a professional.
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You’ll receive:
A digital ebook to download
Lifetime access to the purchased version
You can view it on your phone, tablet or laptop, or print it if you prefer.
If you have any trouble receiving the e-book, please email to hello@theunfilteredkaapi.com
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Absolutely.
The idea is that by the end of the plan, you’ll have:
A set of reliable go-to meals
Confidence in cooking
Enough variety to keep rotating meals without boredom
Many people end up reusing the recipes long-term.