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[NOTES FROM OUR TEST KITCHEN - Everything Citrus - I LOVE citrus in all shapes, sizes and levels of

[Recipes & tips from our Test Kitchen –]( [View email with images]( [WILLIAMS SONOMA - CALIFORNIA]( [SHOP]( [SALE]( [FIND A STORE]( [NOTES FROM OUR TEST KITCHEN - Everything Citrus - I LOVE citrus in all shapes, sizes and levels of tang. So, when it’s citrus season (December through March), I take full advantage. From cakes and cocktails to dressing up proteins or sauces, read on for all my favorite sweet and savory ways to use peak-season oranges, grapefruits, pomelos and more. Cheers, Belle English | Williams Sonoma Test Kitchen]( [RECIPE OF THE WEEK - Winter Citrus Upside-Down Cake - An ode to all things citrus, this gorgeous cake is a true showstopper. For the ultimate finishing touch, it’s paired with a sweetened labneh that gives the dessert total cream-cicle vibes! GET THE RECIPE]( [WILLIAMS SONOMA TEST KITCHEN HOTLINE - Text us at 415-301-4550! We’re here to answer your cooking questions, send recipe ideas and share what life is really like in the Williams Sonoma Test Kitchen. 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