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72 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 2.15 ymcalouisville.org Capture the Moment Friends School's Annual Gala Saturday, February 21, 2015 at 6 p.m. The Seelbach Hilton Hotel 500 Fourth Street, Louisville, KY 40202 Hors d'oeuvres | Open Bar | Dinner Silent and Live Auctions $95 per ticket, table of 10 for $900 $95 per ticket, table of 10 for $900 For tickets, please contact Sarah Rosenbalm sarahr@friendsschoollouisville.org (502) 899-1822 Special Guests Terry Meiners (Emcee) Kevin Harned (Auctioneer) Restaurant Riddle Food Journal Claudia Delatorre owns Cake Flour in the Glenview Pointe Shopping Center off Brownsboro Road. On Valentine's Day, the bakery is hosting a brunch that includes quiche, scones, chocolate bread pudding and other bites, and in the evening it'll have a tasting of cream puffs, fourless chocolate cake and other sweets. Here's what Delatorre ate on a recent Saturday. 6:15 a.m.: Smoothie with mixed berries, avoca- do, grapes, chia seeds, turmeric and unsweet- ened coconut milk. I love smoothies and try to have one every morning. I always drink lots of water throughout the day, almost a gallon depending on what my schedule is. 8:30 a.m. Spoonful of egg salad. LOVE eggs in any way! 11-ish: Bite of opera cake — quality control :). Bite of brownie (ditto). 12:30 p.m. I like taking sausage, slicing it, and slow-cooking it with onions. When it is all done, I shred Brussels sprouts and then toss it all with rotini pasta, topped with Parmesan cheese. Kids love it. 3 p.m. Apple slices. 8:30 p.m. Dinner at Bombay Grill, an Indian restaurant on North Hurstbourne Parkway. I went with Gobi 65 (fried caulifower fritters). Really good. Goat biryani with cardamom, mint, saffron. Chicken tikka masala; my kids love this. Gajar halwa (carrots with honey and butter). My bones underground, but I am not buried. My whiskey near, but I cannot drink. I point to diners' feet, but eat no decadence. I went east to Market, should've run to Spain. What am I? Answer: Mounted steer skull in Decca's cellar lounge (812 E. Market St.).