There's nothing like a cup of hot chocolate to warm you up on a cold winter's day. Here is Jamie Oliver's recipe for hot chocolate. I like to add a couple of squares of dark chocolate to make it extra rich and chocolatey. Stir it until it melts and enjoy. Marshmallows are optional.

Why not jazz up Mum's breakfast in Bed this Mother's Day with the following yummy looking recipes from the Woolworths website or the Woolworths Mother's Day Breakfast in Bed PDF: 

• Heart-shaped French toast with Strawberries
• Ricotta, salmon and zucchini pikelets
• Gluten free banoffee pancakes

If you're a complete dunce in the kitchen or have absolutely no time you could go for a no-cook breakfast with Danish pastries, croissants and muffins from the bakery (heated up in the oven - technically not cooking), some nice muesli, fruit yoghurt and fresh fruit served with juice and tea or coffee.

These rice paper rolls are healthy, easy and tasty. They are a great way to sneak some more vegetables and protein into your diet. You can find the recipe on the Donna Hay website.

Australians do not eat enough fruit and vegetables each day. The cancer council has some nifty tricks  to include more of these in your diet. Some of my favourites are:

• homemade fruit smoothies
  
• soups or salads for lunch.
  

Find more ideas here.
You can find this delicious, easy and healthy chicken noodle soup recipe at the Heart Foundation. 

For those of you who are gluten free - check out these delicious looking Gluten Free Raspberry and Chocolate Muffins at www.delicious.com.au.

The recipe for these delicious and healthy raw nutella bars can be found at www.delicious.com.au. They are free from refined sugar and are also gluten and dairy free. 

You wouldn't want to eat this everyday, but it's great for special occasions. It's gluten free too! You can find the print recipe here. 

It's time to go back to school. Zucchini slice is a great school lunch or after school snack idea. You can find the written recipe here.