Riverside, California Inland Empire News Friday, March 12, 2010
Instant Home
Rosiana Kurniawan
Top cure for a hangover?
Holiday decorations you can make cheap and easy
Natural items around your yard can become fun holiday decor. [Watch]
Renting instead of buying
Four things that could save you money. [Watch]
Riverside recipe for peach bread
A lot of Riversiders have peach trees. [Watch]
Using food as beauty products
The newest trend in skincare? [Watch]
Fire threatens La Canada Flintridge region of Southern California
Evacuations underway as a precaution. [Watch]
A cup of tea can ease stress
Ritual surrounding 'a cuppa' may be as relaxing as the drink itself. [Watch]
Corned beef and cabbage is Irish-American tradition
Start your pot of corned beef this afternoon -- it'll need to simmer for 2½-3 hours. [Watch]
Money-hungry consumers gobbling up Spam
As consumers skip restaurants, packaged-food sales climb. [Watch]
How long can Americans stay patient on economy?
Many are still waiting for President Barack Obama to turn the economy around. [Watch]
Have a tasty Fat Tuesday celebration at home
Serve up some gumbo, grilled shrimp, a King Cake or mint juleps to celebrate Mardi Gras. [Watch]
Tips for kitchen cleaning
Let microwave, coffee maker do most of the work. [Watch]
Try red velvet cake for Valentine's Day
Cocoa and food coloring -- or beet juice -- provides the bright color. [Watch]
Super Bowl food for under $35
Chef Tim Loves makes Texas chili and meatballs for eight. [Watch]
What's a chef make for a Super Bowl party?
Chef David Walzog cooks up sliders and bacon-and-cheese potato skins. [Watch]
Super Bowl party fixings -- dips, chips and super brat party sub
Recipes and tips for game day. [Watch]
It's time to start thinking about your Super Bowl party
Beer, snacks and a big-screen TV are musts. [Watch]
Appetizers for under $1
Ring in the New Year with some inexpensive treats. [Watch]
Sophisticated -- but not expensive -- New Year's Eve dishes
Chef Govind Armstrong shares simple recipes for stuffed olives, meaty grilled cheese, sunchoke soup and a pomegranate cocktail. [Watch]
Stretch your booze budget
Look for good value, not cheap liquor. [Watch]
Build a bubbly Champagne tower
Toast the New Year in style. [Watch]
Special winter cocktails
Winter Julep features peppermint tea and bourbon, the Royal Tenenbaum a pine liqueur. [Watch]
Make your own confetti
Use scrap paper, even flower petals. [Watch]
Decorate Christmas cookies like a pro
Add color before or after baking. [Watch]
Put baked goods in decorative gift boxes
Jazz up an ordinary bakery container. [Watch]
Become a wrap artist
Give gifts a festival feel. [Watch]
How to make Irish coffee
Whiskey, coffee and cream is a delicious way to warm up. [Watch]
Spicy holiday drinks
It's a good idea to select a signature cocktail. [Watch]
Sandra Lee shares holiday cocktails
Honey-cranberry margarita punch and a snowflake martini. [Watch]
Give someone a cake -- in a jar
You layer the ingredients; the recipient does the baking. [Watch]
Candy bark is a quick, easy treat
Just melt, stir, spread and chill. [Watch]
Make old cards into something new
Turn last year's Christmas cards into decorations, tags, coasters, napkins or bookmarks. [Watch]
Gingerbread house made simple
It will take some time, but it's easier than you might think. [Watch]
Easy-to-make holiday decorations
Kid-friendly crafts let everyone lend a hand. [Watch]
Stay safe during the holidays
Trees, lights, even plastic packaging present holiday hazards. [Watch]
How to play dreidel
Spin the driedel, or small top, to try and win all the coins. [Watch]
Make tasty holiday latkes
Potato pancakes are part of a traditional Hanukkah meal. [Watch]
How to light a menorah
Candles are lighted each night during Hanukkah. [Watch]
There's more than one way to tie a scarf
Get different looks, effects depending on how you tie your scarf. [Watch]
Decorate with glowing balloons
Just insert a single LED and some air. [Watch]
Once you pick a tree, put it up safely
For extra safety, wire the top to a hook in the ceiling. [Watch]
Selecting a live Christmas tree
Get the right kind of tree for your needs -- and the fresher, the better. [Watch]
The right way to string tree lights
LED lights stay cool and are energy-efficient. [Watch]
Make a popcorn and cranberry garland
Just make sure pets can't eat your decorations. [Watch]
Keep an eye out for treasures at home
Tips from an 'Antiques Roadshow' appraiser. [Watch]
Who's the most gifted gift-wrapper?
Contestants vie for $10,000 prize in NYC; final challenge is a piano. [Watch]
Inside California Pizza Kitchen
Imagine cooking 20 at once! The restaurant is known for its pizza oven which gives their pizza's a unique color and flavor. [Watch]
One of the dirtiest jobs of summer
What's the best way to clean the grill? Our Instant Home expert shows you how to make the barbecue look like new again. [Watch]
We're sweet on Lemon Cake
Got lemons? Make lemon cake; learn how. [Watch]
Rosiana Kurniawan
Rosiana Kurniawan, age 77 of Corona, entered eternal rest on Sunday following illness. She was born in Indonesia.
Rosiana had worked for many years as a pharmaceutical assistant. She was a member of and active in her church community.
She will be survived by her community church friends and many dear and loving friends. Arrangements entrusted to the care of Walker Family Funeral Services.
Local Riverside/San Bernardino obituaries and
death notices are generally provided by funeral homes and may be
edited for length by InstantRiverside.com. Basic obituaries
are published as a public service.
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