[Parsp]

Does anyone subscribe to a menu mailer that provides weekly menues, recipes and shopping list? I tried one that was very convenient, and healthy, but was a little too high on the carbohydrates to satisfy my family. I liked the fact that it provided a maindish and suggested side dishes for the week, plus a shopping list organized by department.
I've found another website that lets you create your own from selected recipes, but it involved more work clicking on the recipes you wanted, number of servings, and then adding ingredients by recipe to your shopping list. (Not quite as user friendly).
I'm really looking for a nobrainer like the first that provides more WW/low carb friendly recipes.
I'm considering subscribing to it and just adjusting the protein/carb mix cause the recipes were very good, but I thought I'd ask before I commit.
Anyone on WW providing this service?
Anyone know some good websites for this that don't require a lot of work?

[Charbar]

what was the one you used? we live on carbs

[Parsp]

http://www.menumailer.net
Don't get me wrong, I think this is a great service and I do believe her recipes are healthy, reduced fat and easy to make. I liked everything I made off of the sample menu and could have lived with it as is, but others were saying where's the meat? Some of these were what I'd call a"whiff of meat" pasta dish. She does provide NI info and most were around 8-10 pts for main dish which is very doable. I LOVED the fact that you just print it off, go to the store, buy everything at once, have the recipes handy and no mental exercises required. I also saw that she offers vegetarian menues which obviously wouldn't work in my family but might work for others.
I did ask my family to look over the plan for the week to see if there was anything they wouldn't eat and they all OK'd it. I also made the recipes as printed the first time cause I wanted to see how they were in their purist form. Obviously I could modify them for my family's taste (such as reducing pasta and adding more meat) which I may end up doing.
Anyway, I'm looking for alternatives before I decide. Anyone know of any other such services that take all the work out of what's for supper?