hot chocolate

Five o'clocktail: This boozy Jamaican hot chocolate from celebrated Montreal mixologist Jonathan Homier was named after the man who discovered the tropical paradise

It goes without saying that a hot drink can lift spirits on a cold winter's day. Whether out on the slopes or shoveling snow, or simply cozying up in front of the fireplace, these warm beverages are guaranteed to keep you toasty. And they taste terrific.

One of our favorite winter activities is hosting; so why not throw a cozy brunch gathering and invite friends in for a hearty midday meal.

Well, even if this snow storm wasn’t worthy of calling in the army to dig Toronto out, we still felt like we needed a little warm-me-up from having been outside trudging through the snow. And it doesn’t even have to be cold out to give in to Homemade cappuccino or Homemade hot chocolate cravings, right? You’ll find these warm drink recipes listed in the Valentine’s Day-worthy menu suggestions at the back of the cookbook.