A simple and mess-free way of breaking chocolate into pieces is to bash it repeatedly against a hard surface while it's still in the packet.
Chocolate marquise pots
Chocolate and hazelnut caramel bars
Chocolate and hazelnut torte
White chocolate brownies (blondies)
Chocolate Easter egg nest cakes
Dried cherry and cranberry flapjacks
Chocolate cake
Flourless chocolate cake
Hot chocolate
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