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French Chocolate ● Cheeses from Switzerland ● Laguiole Knives Friday, November 15 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM Start your holiday shopping at Jerome’s Carmel Valley Market, 2 Chambers Lane, Carmel Valley. On Friday, Nov. 15 you will have a chance to taste and purchase award-winning Chocolat Bonnat, sample a variety of cheeses from the Swiss Alps and find out about the cheesemakers in the Adopt-an-Alp program and meet a representative from Claude Dozorme, the company handcrafting the famous Laguiole knives in France for more than a century.

Chocolat Bonnat is the oldest artisan producer of chocolate in the world. Since 1884, Bonnat has been nurturing its relationship with cocoa growers around the world and educating the palate of those who became connoisseurs. Producing around 100 tons per year, Bonnat is the first chocolate maker to create single-origin and single-estate chocolate bars. They have only two boutiques, one in Voiron and a newly opened store in Paris. Today, the small town of Voiron, near the French Alps, is considered a Mecca for chocolate lovers. Flagship products of Maison Bonnat are honoured with the highest international awards.

Adopt-an-Alp unites dairy farmers in Switzerland, where transhumance originated over 8,000 years ago, with cheese lovers around the world and helps keep this tradition alive. Jerome’s Carmel Valley Market has adopted an Alp and will be offering a wide variety of cheeses from this Alp to its customers throughout the season. Learn the story of each family as they work toward producing their Alpage cheeses. This is a unique opportunity to support farmers, learn about their everyday life on the Alp and be rewarded with spectacular Alpage cheeses.

Maison Claude Dozorme is one of the most prestigious French coutelleries. They have been crafting knives since 1902, including the famed Laguiole knives with the iconic bee. A representative from the company will display beautiful steak knives, pocket knives, cheese knives, corkscrews and even Champagne sabers, which can be purchased or special ordered and personalized with an engraving in time for the holidays.

Every year Chef Jerome takes orders for Thanksgiving meals consisting of prepared sides, soups, pies, and fresh uncooked turkeys.

Click here to order our Thanksgiving Order Form 2019

You can print it out, fill it in, and drop it off next time you’re at the market or email a completed form to info@jeromescarmelvalleymarket.com.

Click here to read the story. in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Every year Chef Jerome takes orders for Thanksgiving meals consisting of prepared sides, soups, pies, and fresh uncooked turkeys.

Thanksgiving Order Form 2018

You can print it out, fill it in, and drop it off next time you’re in the store or email a completed form to info@jeromescarmelvalleymarket.com.

 

 

MARKET CLOSED

MONDAY FEBRUARY 26TH

AND

TUESDAY FEBRUARY 27TH

 

We are so thrilled to announce that after almost 2 years we are finally ready to renovate the kitchen so Chef Jerome and the team can get back to cooking all your favorite dishes! We will close the entire store for 2 days: Monday, Feb. 26th and Tuesday, Feb. 27th. We hope to reopen the grocery and produce part of the market on Wednesday, Feb. 28th.

We understand what a huge inconvenience this is and promise to do everything we can to open as soon as possible.

Thank you so much for your patience, your support, and your understanding during this renovation.

Regards,

Jerome and Jessica and the rest of the team here at Jerome’s Carmel Valley Market

Did you know that there is a great little Farmer’s Market happening right here in Carmel Valley Village every Sunday from 1o AM to 3 PM? It’s held in the Carmel Valley Historical  Society parking lot next to the Carmel Valley Community Park. Chef Jerome has been serving a special dish there each weekend. So far he has offered paella, fried chicken, cassoulet, and Cobb salad. Come by next Sunday to see what he comes up with next! He’s also got croissants, chocolate croissants, banana bread, sandwiches (including a vegetarian option), and an assortment of beverages. Come by and check out all the other great vendors. From jewelry to soaps, cakes, fresh fish, hummus, succulents and South African flowers. Bring your knives by for sharpening and enjoy our lovely little village farmer’s market. What a cool community we have here.

Here’s the address if you haven’t been there before:

77 West Carmel Valley Road
Carmel Valley, CA