There are a bunch of sites out there. We excluded anything that suggested pigs in blankets, was so complicated it made menu planning into a life-style, or seemed to be written by a red-state-crockpot-loving-wacko on principle. These are our favorites: SavingDinner started as a column on the truly scary FlyLady site. Leanne Ely is a nutritionist and sends weekly menus in several different categories including Regular, Vegetarian, Low Carb, Body Clutter (covers meals all day, not just dinner), and (ahem) Crock Cooker. The Scramble is a stand out for it's more eclectic recipes and a chatty newsletter. Our current favorite recipe site is allrecipes.com, so their menu mailer, called Cooknik, is an immediate favorite. It's a mix of traditional and more eclectic recipes, but it's backed by the resources of the site as opposed to the other mailers which are more homespun. Lastly, Menus4Moms.com has the unique distinction of being free. So if you want to give menu mailers a try truly risk-free it might be a good place to start. If menu planners seem too much like the gateway behavior to the dark side of parenting there's always FreshDirect. Besides bringing groceries right to your door and basically eliminating the chore of shopping and schlepping groceries, they've added one-click recipes and prepared meals. But that only gets you so far---we're talking EVERY NIGHT FOR THE...yeah I know, shut up.