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- 1 2 William L. Hamilton (January 15, 1998), "Photographers at Home; Living Lens: Self-Portraits Of Home", The New York Times
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- 1 2 Chris Onstad (August 9, 2012), "Kitchen Confidential: Portland's Best Kitchens Give Up Their Secrets in Portland, Oregon Chef's Table", Portland Monthly
- 1 2 3 Kayo Lackey (August 16, 2012), Q&A with Laurie Wolf, Author of 'Portland, Oregon Chef's Table', Oregon Public Broadcasting
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- 1 2 Elise McDonough (February 11, 2015), "Psychedelicatessen: Cannabis Chocolate Threesome", High Times
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- ↑ Gil Shefler (May 1, 2013), Meet restaurateur Lisa Schroeder, Portland's unofficial Jewish mother in chief, Jewish Telegraphic Agency
