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Good and Cheap is a free book with healthy recipes that aim to be cheap. It's almost 10 years old so it might not quite be under $4/day anymore, but for the most part the ingredients in it are still affordable.
Woah. That was WAAAY more vegetarian friendly than I thought. Thanks for that share.
Someone also recommended Budget Bytes, they also have some good vegetarian recipes too if you haven't checked them out! I'm a sucker for the black bean quesadilla recipe.
Eating vegetarian food can be much cheaper than going for meat, so it makes sense.