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Connecticut Bar Examining
Regulations of the
Connecticut Bar Examining Committee
Important Regulation Changes – Effective March 21, 2016 - PDF
Art. I-1. MEETINGS. The bar examining committee shall hold regular meetings to determine and announce the results of the bar examinations. Special meetings may be held upon reasonable notice at such time and place to be fixed by the chairperson. In the absence of the chairperson or in the event of his or her inability to act, the time and place of any meeting may be set by the administrative director or by any three members.
Art. I-2. OFFICERS. The officers shall be a chairperson, a vice-chairperson, a secretary and a treasurer. They shall be elected at the first regular meeting in the calendar year and shall hold office for three years and until their successors shall be elected. No person shall serve as an officer for more than twelve years. Each officer shall perform the duties customarily incident to the office.
Art. I-3. EXAMINATIONS COMMITTEE. There shall be an examinations committee for each examination, to be appointed by the committee at the regular meeting next preceding each examination, who shall have the duty, power and authority to provide for the examination of candidates and superintend the examination.
Art. I-4. SUBCOMMITTEE ON NON-STANDARD TESTING.
Art. I-5. OTHER COMMITTEES. The chairperson may appoint from time to time such other subcommittees as he or she may deem desirable and, subject to the action of the committee, assign their duties and functions.
ARTICLE II - Law Study
Art. II-1. Approved law schools shall be the following:
Art. II-2. All applicants must receive a law degree from an approved law school not less than seven (7) days prior to the date of the examination for which the applicant has filed his or her application and proof of receipt of that degree must be received in the Office of the Administrative Director not less than seven (7) days prior to said examination.
ARTICLE III - Application to Take the Examination and for Admission
Art. III-1. The application to take the bar examination and for admission to the bar (for which the official forms obtainable from the administrative director must be used) shall be filed between 01 March and 30 April for a July examination and between 01 October and 30 November for a February examination, together with the fee prescribed by Article IX (1).
Answers on the application must be typewritten or prepared by electronic means and the application must be used only for the examination for which it is issued.
An application is considered filed on the day it is RECEIVED, properly completed with the appropriate fees paid, in the office of the administrative director.An applicant who fails to pass a Connecticut bar examination shall be permitted to file an application for the next administration of the bar examination within three weeks of the release of the results of the prior examination.
Art. III-2. Incidental to an application for admission to the bar by examination, each applicant shall be required to file the following supporting documents as appropriate:
All supporting documents required by this Article should be filed concurrently with the application.
Art. III-3. An applicant who withdraws his or her application to take the bar examination at least 30 days prior to the examination shall be entitled to a fee credit of $125. Withdrawals for medical reasons accompanied by a doctor's certificate shall be entitled to a fee credit of $125 if received within ten days after the examination. Any fee credits to which a withdrawing applicant may be entitled must be applied toward either of the next two succeeding examinations. All withdrawals must be in writing, addressed to the administrative director and are effective on the date received by the administrative director.
Art. III-4. The administrative director shall make the applications available to the chairperson of the standing committee on recommendations in the appropriate county. The administrative director shall give notice by publication in the Connecticut Law Journal of the names of the applicants for the examination. Unless a written objection to an applicant is received by the appropriate standing committee on recommendations or by the examining committee within 10 days of publication, or the standing committee does not approve an applicant, the report of the standing committee shall be submitted to the county clerk without a meeting of the county bar. In the event that an objection shall be made to any applicant or the standing committee does not approve an applicant there shall be a hearing by the standing committee which shall make a special report on such applicant to be presented to a meeting of the bar of the county at which meeting said bar shall approve or disapprove such applicant.
Art. III-5. The administrative director shall retain the applications for not more than five (5) years and shall thereafter transmit them to the state library for permanent storage.
Art. III-6.
ARTICLE IV - Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination
Art. IV-1. All persons seeking admission to the practice of law in Connecticut, whether by examination or upon motion without examination shall, prior to being recommended for admission to the bar, produce evidence of satisfactory completion of the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination. The passing score on the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination shall be a scaled score of eighty (80) and must be achieved within four years before or within one year after the date the applicant files his or her application for admission to the Connecticut bar.
Art. IV-2. In lieu of the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination an applicant may, prior to being recommended for admission to the bar, submit evidence of satisfactory completion of a course in professional responsibility/legal ethics offered by a law school approved by the bar examining committee as part of its regular curriculum. To be acceptable, the course must be completed with a grade of either "C" or "Pass" within four years before or within one year after the date the applicant files his or her application for admission to the Connecticut bar.
ARTICLE V - Examinations
Art. V-1. The Committee shall hold sessions semi-annually for the examination in law of applicants for admission to the bar. The examination shall be held at such place or places within the State of Connecticut as the Committee may designate, one to be held the last consecutive Tuesday and Wednesday of February and one to be held the last consecutive Tuesday and Wednesday of July, in each year. Such examination shall last two days, with two sessions each day.
Art. V-2. The examinations shall be in writing. The Committee shall provide pencils and pens. The Committee may allow an applicant to utilize a portable electronic device capable of operating the designated software to answer Part A of the examination provided that the applicant follows the procedure set forth by the Committee for electing such option. Special circumstances may, with the prior written approval of the committee, warrant a waiver, in whole or in part, of the requirements of this Art. V-2.
Art. V-3. An applicant may be examined at the examination next preceding his or her eighteenth birthday. If successful and otherwise qualified, he or she shall be admitted to the bar only upon attaining the age of eighteen.
Art. V-4.
(a) The examination shall be composed of two parts designated Part A and Part B.
Part A shall be of six-hours' duration and shall be composed of twelve 30-minute sections. Up to six of the sections may be selected from the Multistate Essay Examination (MEE) which is that examination offered to the several states by the National Conference of Bar Examiners and designated by that organization as the MEE. The remaining sections shall be prepared under the direction of the examinations committee and shall be based upon such of the following subjects as the examinations committee shall determine:
Part B shall consist of the Multistate Bar Examination (MBE) which is that examination offered to the several states by the National Conference of Bar Examiners and designated by that organization as the MBE.
(b) Beginning with the February 2014 administration of the Connecticut
bar examination, the following provisions of this Article shall apply to the contents of the bar examination.
The two 90-minute performance tests shall be selected from the Multistate
Performance Test (MPT) which is that examination offered to the several states by the National Conference of Bar Examiners
and designated by that organization as the MPT.
Art. V-5.
(a) An applicant's raw score on Part A shall be the sum of the scores on each of the 12 sections of Part A.
An applicant's Part
A raw score shall be converted to the same distribution as the
scaled scores on Part B by the Standard Deviation Method. Scaled
scores shall be used to assure that the standard used to measure
competence is not affected by the difficulty of the particular test
or the ability of the group of applicants sitting for a particular
An applicant's scaled MBE score and converted score on Part A (as described in Art V-5) shall be expressed to the nearest whole number.
Art. V-7. An applicant may sit for Part B in another jurisdiction as a part of the bar examination of that jurisdiction and transfer that Part B score to Connecticut. Upon election by the applicant prior to the administration of the examination, the committee will accept an applicant's concurrent Part B score or the applicant's Part B score from any of the three administrations of the MBE next preceding the administration during which the applicant sits for Part A of the examination. If the Part B score is from a prior administration of the MBE, then the applicant must have been successful on each examination for which the score was originally achieved.
Art. V-8. (a) In order for the examination to be graded when sitting for Part B in Connecticut or concurrently in another jurisdiction, the applicant must attend both sessions of Part A at the designated location in Connecticut and both sessions of Part B either in Connecticut or concurrently in another jurisdiction. Any applicant who does not attend all four sessions of the examination will be deemed withdrawn from the examination and will not receive examination results.
Art. V-9. The committee shall meet at such time and place as may be fixed by the chairperson to determine the results of the examination and announce the names of the applicants recommended for admission to the bar. The administrative director shall certify to the clerk of the superior court for each county the names of the applicants who are recommended for admission to the bar and shall likewise notify the Office of the Chief Court Administrator which shall notify the press. Such certification shall expire after one hundred eighty (180) days.
Art. V-10. Each applicant recommended for admission to the bar shall (unless specially excused by the clerk of the superior court) present himself or herself for admission as an attorney at a session of the superior court to be held in the county in which such applicant seeks admission or in such other place or places, on such date and at such hour as shall be prescribed by the committee.
Upon a showing of due excuse, the clerk of the superior court may arrange for the presentation for admission of an applicant at a session of the superior court to be held at another time and place to be fixed by the clerk.
Art. V-11. The administrative director shall notify each applicant of his or her results on the examination. Notification to an applicant who fails to pass the examination shall include a statement of the applicant's scores on the examination and such other examination information as the committee shall from time to time determine.
ARTICLE VI - Guidelines for Assessment of Character and Fitness
Art. VI-1. PURPOSE. The purpose of character and fitness screening before admission to the bar is the protection of the public and the system of justice. The public interest requires that the public be secure in its expectation that those who are admitted to the bar are, at the time of admission, worthy of the trust and confidence clients may reasonably place in their attorneys.
Art. VI-2. STANDARD OF CHARACTER AND FITNESS. A lawyer should be one whose record of conduct justifies the trust of clients, adversaries, courts and others with respect to professional duties owed to them. A record manifesting a significant deficiency in the honesty, trustworthiness, diligence or reliability of an applicant may constitute a basis for denial of admission. Conduct that is merely socially unacceptable or the physical disability of the applicant is not relevant to character and fitness for law practice and will not be considered.
Art. VI-3. BURDEN OF PROOF. The applicant bears the burden of proving his or her good moral character and fitness to practice law by clear and convincing evidence.
Art. VI-4. GOOD MORAL CHARACTER AND FITNESS TO PRACTICE LAW. The concept of "good moral character and fitness to practice law" necessarily reflects the mores of the community as well as an estimate of the individual. The determination of present good moral character and fitness is made at the time of admission. In considering good moral character and fitness the Committee will attempt to view the applicant as a whole person and take into account the applicant's entire life history rather than limit its view to isolated events in his/her life. The Committee's inquiry into an applicant's character and fitness emphasizes honesty, fairness and respect for the rights of others and for the law in general. There are no specific incidents, transgressions or misconduct which will result in disqualification. However, certain conduct indicates a lack of good moral character and/or fitness to practice law (See Art. VI-11 below).
Art. VI-5. PROCEDURES.
Art. VI-6. CONTINUING CRIMINAL ACTIONS. Factors such as pending incarceration, probation, the restrictions of parole still in effect or unfulfilled sentences, while not determinative, will generally be considered to indicate that the rehabilitation process has not been completed.
Art. VI-7. CONDUCT IN VIOLATION OF THE RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT.
Engaging in any conduct which would have subjected the applicant to discipline if he/she had already been a member of the bar will weigh strongly against a determination of good moral character and/or fitness. Similarly, lack of good standing in a jurisdiction where the applicant is (or was) admitted to the bar is indicative of a lack of good moral character and/or fitness.
Art. VI-8. CANDOR IN THE ADMISSION PROCESS. Lack of candor in responding to questions posed on the application for admission to the bar in Connecticut (or elsewhere) or otherwise posed by the Committee or its staff may be independent grounds for a finding of lack of good moral character and/or fitness notwithstanding the fact that the underlying information would not, standing alone, have been grounds for such a finding. The Committee expects that all applicants will provide a complete and candid response to its inquiries, whether on the application or as part of a subsequent inquiry.
Art. VI-9. MENTAL HEALTH INQUIRY. The Committees questions address recent mental health and chemical or psychological dependency matters. The purpose of these questions is to determine the current fitness of an applicant to practice law. Each applicant is considered on an individual basis. The mere fact of treatment for mental health problems or chemical or psychological dependency is not, in and of itself, a basis on which an applicant is ordinarily denied admission to the Connecticut bar. The Connecticut Bar Examining Committee regularly recommends licensing of individuals who have demonstrated personal responsibility and maturity in dealing with mental health and chemical or psychological dependency issues. The Committee encourages applicants who may benefit from treatment to seek it. As indicated in the Rules, all proceedings conducted pursuant to the Rules and Regulations are confidential.
On occasion a license may be denied when an applicant's ability to function is impaired in a manner relevant to the practice of law at the time that the licensing decision is made, or when an applicant demonstrates a lack of candor by his or her responses. Protection of the public that will receive legal services underlies the licensing responsibilities assigned to the Committee. Furthermore, each applicant is responsible for demonstrating that he or she possesses the qualifications necessary to practice law. Your response may include information as to why, in your opinion or that of your treatment provider, your condition will not affect your ability to practice law in a competent and professional manner.
The Connecticut Bar Examining Committee does not, by its questions, seek information that is characterized as situational counseling, such as stress counseling, domestic counseling, and grief counseling. Generally, the Committee does not view these types of counseling as germane to the issue of whether an applicant is qualified to practice law.
Art. VI-10. APPLICATION REVIEW. The Committee establishes the following policies regarding review and approval of applications for admission by examination:
Art. VI-11. CONDUCT THAT CREATES A PRESUMPTION OF LACK OF GOOD MORAL CHARACTER AND/OR FITNESS TO PRACTICE LAW. The following conduct creates a presumption of and may result, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, in a finding of lack of good moral character and/or fitness to practice law:
Art. VI-12. REAPPLICATION AFTER DENIAL. An applicant who is denied admission to the bar for lack of good moral character and/or fitness shall not be permitted to reapply within two years of denial; the denial may specify a longer period of time. A bar examination applicant so denied shall be required to retake and pass the bar examination. A motion applicant so denied shall be required to either reapply for admission without examination if qualified or apply, sit for and pass the bar examination.
Art. VI-13. TIME LIMITATION ON ADMISSION. A bar examination applicant recommended by the Committee, but not admitted to the bar within five years of the date of such recommendation shall be required to retake and pass the bar examination. A motion applicant recommended by the Committee, but not admitted to the bar within five years of the date of such recommendation, shall be required to either reapply for admission without examination if qualified or apply, sit for and pass the bar examination.
Art. VI-14. CHEATING AND OTHER DISHONEST CONDUCT.
(a) If it shall appear to the Committee that there is credible evidence which would establish that an applicant has:
(1) either by omission or commission falsified the application or proofs required for admission to the bar examination or misrepresented the applicant's eligibility to sit for the bar examination;
(2) either by omission or commission falsified the proofs required for admission to practice with or without examination;
(3) either by omission or commission falsified documentation submitted in support of a request for test accommodations under Art. I-4 or secured such documentation under false pretenses;
(4) brought unauthorized items or materials into the examination room or otherwise violated the Committee's examination security policy;
(5) broken the seal on the question book, opened the question booklet, or reviewed the questions in the question book prior to the announcement that the examination has begun, or otherwise violated any of the oral or written instructions given in connection with the administration of the bar examination;
(6) possessed in any manner, reviewed and/or utilized any unauthorized notes, books, recordings, electronically retrievable data or other unauthorized materials during the bar examination, or secreted such materials for such use;
(7) written or designated any answers to questions on the bar examination prior to the announcement of the beginning of the examination session or written or designated any answers or other information on an answer sheet or booklet after the announcement of the conclusion of the session;
(8) sought, obtained or used answers or information from or given answers or information to another applicant or any other person during the bar examination;
(9) removed any examination materials or notes made during the examination from the examination room;
(10) memorized questions for the purpose of reporting and/or reported the substance of questions to any person or entity engaged in, or affiliated with any person or entity engaged in, the preparation of applicants to take the bar examination or otherwise violated the copyright protection afforded to bar examination materials;
(11) engaged in fraud, dishonesty or other misconduct in connection with an application to or the administration of the Multistate Professional Responsibility Examination (MPRE) or to a bar examination of any other jurisdiction;
(12) sat for the bar examination without having a bona fide intention to seek admission to practice law in the State of Connecticut; or
(13) compromised or disrupted the process for admission to or administration of the bar examination;
the Committee shall serve written charges on such applicant by mail at the last address provided to the Committee by the applicant, stating with particularity the facts upon which such charges are based. The applicant's examination results shall be withheld pending the determination of the charges by the Committee.
(b) The applicant, no later than 30 days after the service of charges shall cause to be delivered to the Administrative Office of the Committee an answer, signed under oath, to such charges. Such answer shall identify with specificity the charges disputed by the applicant, who shall set forth any evidence which can be adduced by the applicant in contradiction of such charges. The applicant may include in such written answer a request that the Committee hold a hearing.
(c) In the event such applicant does not submit an answer signed under oath as provided in Subsection (b), the Committee shall deem the facts set forth in the written charges to be true.
(d) In the event such applicant does not request a hearing, and the Committee does not on its own motion determine to conduct a hearing, the Committee shall make a determination based on the evidence submitted. For all matters presented to the Committee, the rules of evidence shall be as in other administrative hearings as set forth in the Uniform Administrative Procedure Act. The Committee shall have the burden of proof by the preponderance of the evidence. If a hearing is held, the constitution of the panel hearing the matter shall be in accordance with Art. VI-5 (iv).
(e) If the applicant shall request a hearing, or if the Committee, on its own motion, determines to conduct a hearing, the Committee shall set a date for a hearing by the Committee or by three or more members of the Committee, who shall make a report and recommendation to the full Committee which shall render a written decision. Reasonable notice of the hearing shall be provided to the applicant.
(f) If the applicant shall be found guilty by reason of:
(1) applicant's admission that such charges are true, in whole or in part; or
(2) applicant's default in answering the written charges, in whole or in part; or
(3) determination of the Committee, after a hearing, or where no hearing was conducted, after the Committee's review of the evidence submitted, such determination shall be set forth in the Committee's written decision and one or more of the following penalties, and any other penalty which the Committee may deem appropriate, may be imposed:
(i) nullification of the examination taken or the application made by such applicant;
(ii) disqualification of the applicant from taking the Connecticut Bar Examination or applying for admission on motion for a period of five years from the date of such admission or determination, unless the Committee articulates reasons for a lesser period of time;
(iii) invalidation or striking of one or more answers of the examination taken by such applicant, or the reduction of applicant's final score by one or more points; and/or
(iv) transmission of a written report of the matter to the bar admission authority and/or disciplinary authority in every jurisdiction of the United States and, where applicable, to any foreign jurisdiction deemed appropriate by the Committee.
(g) The Committee shall notify the applicant of its decision in
writing as soon as practicable.
ARTICLE VII - Admission on Motion of Attorneys of Other States
Art. VII-1. The application for admission on motion under Section 2-13 of the rules shall be made upon the official form obtainable from the administrative director, which forms shall be filed with the administrative director.
Art. VII-2. Attached to said application for admission on motion shall be official transcripts of undergraduate and legal education sufficient to satisfy the committee that the applicant's educational qualifications meet the requirements of Section 2-13 of the Rules.
Art. VII-3. Applicants for admission on motion shall submit satisfactory proof of compliance with the professional responsibility requirement sufficient to satisfy Article IV of these regulations and Section 2-13 of the Rules.
Art. VII-4. There shall be a subcommittee on applications for admission to the Connecticut bar on motion pursuant to Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-13, which subcommittee shall have the duty and authority to consider and act upon all applications on motion insofar as such applications require a determination as to whether at least one jurisdiction of which the applicant is a member of the bar would admit a member of the bar of the State of Connecticut to its bar without examination under provisions similar to those set forth in Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-13.
All applicants will be required to satisfy the subcommittee as to compliance with Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-13, as set forth above. Upon written request of an applicant for such determination prior to requesting application materials and paying the fee therefore, the subcommittee shall make such investigation and inquiry as it shall deem appropriate and shall advise such applicant in writing thereof.
Any applicant dissatisfied with the decision of the subcommittee may request a hearing by the subcommittee for the purpose of setting forth other or additional information relating thereto.
Art. VIII-1. The application for registration as authorized house counsel under Section 2-15A of the rules shall be made upon the official form obtainable from the administrative director, which form shall be filed with the administrative director.
Art. VIII-2. Attached to said application for registration as authorized house counsel shall be official transcripts of legal education sufficient to satisfy the committee that the applicant's educational qualifications meet the requirements of Section 2-8 of the Rules.
Art. VIII-3. Applicants for registration as authorized house counsel shall submit such documents necessary to satisfy the requirements of Section 2-15A(d) including:
(1) a sworn statement that the applicant has read the Connecticut Rules of Professional Conduct and Chapter 2 of the superior court rules and will abide by them;
(2) a sworn statement that the applicant submits to the jurisdiction of the statewide grievance committee and the superior court and authorizes the notification to and/or from the jurisdiction(s) in which the applicant is licensed to practice law regarding any disciplinary actions against the applicant;
(3) a sworn statement of all jurisdictions in which the applicant is now or has ever been licensed to practice law;
(4) a sworn statement disclosing all disciplinary actions against the applicant;
(5) the required certification from the applicant's employer;
(6) the required affidavits from two Connecticut attorneys.
Art. VIII-4 A. There shall be a subcommittee on applications for registration as authorized house counsel pursuant to Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-15A, which subcommittee shall have the authority to consider and act upon all applications for registration as authorized house counsel which subcommittee shall have the power to act for the Committee.
B. All applicants will be required to satisfy the subcommittee as to compliance with Rules of Practice, Sec. 2-15A.
C. The subcommittee may, in its discretion, require any applicant for registration as an authorized house counsel to obtain a background investigation report from the National Conference of Bar Examiners.
ARTICLE IX - Timely Filing and Supplemental Affidavits
Art. IX-1. Failure to file any required document in a timely manner may result in a delay in or a denial of the applicant's admission to the bar. Any application not completed within one year of its filing shall be deemed to be withdrawn by the applicant. This one year period may be extended by the committee upon good cause shown by the applicant. Any request for extension must be filed by the applicant not less than thirty (30) days before the expiration of the one year period.
Art. IX-2. Any application not completed within nine (9) months of its filing must be updated by submission of a Supplemental Affidavit Updating Original Application (on a form to be designated by the administrative director). Failure to submit a Supplemental Affidavit Updating Original Application will render an application incomplete.
Art. IX-3. If an application remains pending before the Committee for character and fitness review for six (6) months from the date of the notice of such review, the applicant shall submit a Supplemental Affidavit Updating Original Application (on a form to be designated by the administrative director). Any application for which a Supplemental Affidavit Updating Original Application is not submitted within three (3) months thereafter shall be deemed withdrawn by the applicant. This three (3) month period may be extended by the Committee upon good cause shown by the applicant. Any request for extension must be filed by the applicant not less than thirty (30) days before the expiration of the three (3) month period.
ARTICLE X - Schedule of Fees
Art. X. The following shall be the fees in connection with applications for admission to the bar:
(1) The application fee for admission by examination: $750
(2) Application fee for admission without examination: $1,800
(3) Investigation under Sec. 2-8(8): $50
(4) Copy of prior examination questions: $15
(5) Copy of prior examination answers (includes questions): $35
(6) Copy of applicant's application for admission by examination: $15
(7) Copy of applicant's exam answers: $20
(8) Transmittal of applicant's MBE score to another jurisdiction: $25
(9) Replacement of examination scores and information: $15
(10) Replacement of admission certificate: $20
(11) Application fee for foreign legal consultant: $500
(12) Application fee for registration as authorized house counsel: $1000.
All fees must be made payable to the Connecticut Bar Examining Committee by certified check or money order; personal checks are not accepted.


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Monday, May 14, 2012
The World's Fastest Meatballs – No Chop, No Roll, No Fry, No Kidding
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46 comments:
- SallyBR said...
Loved the video, I've been making meatballs baked in the oven for a long time, but never thought about cutting the prep time even further by broiling them
great idea!
(I usually simmer mine in the sauce, I like to make and bake the meatballs the day before I want to have them for dinner, and then cook them gently in tomato sauce before serving... works great!)
thanks for another nice video, Chef John!
- May 14, 2012 at 2:15 PM
- Chibby said...
Slurry is a nasty sounding word to me.I don't know why.How often do you clean your oven,John? It always looks amazing.
- May 14, 2012 at 2:27 PM
I have watched may of your videos and all of a sudden I can no longer watch them? The last one I was able to watch was the thai popcorn. I was also able to watch link provided today for the ricotta meatballs but not the meatball video posted today?
Has something changed?
- May 14, 2012 at 4:09 PM
- Chef John said...
Sorry, not sure! I've heard from 2 or 3 people that said the same thing, but I've made no changes, and if it were on my end, I'd have hundreds of people chiming in. What do you see? Do you see the YT player? Can you watch the video on YouTube. Are you in another country?
- May 14, 2012 at 4:21 PM
Hi John, Thanks for your quick reply.
I do see the youtube player and the picture of the spaghetti and meatballs but when I click play it goes black. I can go to youtube and watch the video no problem and yes I am in Canada,although I was watching the videos before. I think the change happened after the latest firefox update. Hopefully it will resolve itself soon.
- May 14, 2012 at 5:18 PM
Hi again John,
I just tried a different browser( internet explorer) and I was able to watch the video so I assume it is a firefox problem.
- May 14, 2012 at 5:21 PM
I've had the same problem watching some, not all of the videos lately here in the USA. On my laptop,which gets internet through the local cable company WiFi, I tried to play this video to no avail via Mozilla Firefox. On another computer which gets internet through DSL, I could play it using Mozila Firefox. I could not play it on the laptop until I used Internet Explorer instead of Mozilla Firefox. All I got was a black screen, no sound, no picture.
- May 14, 2012 at 5:25 PM
I've been a baked-baller for a few years now. I've never done it under the broiler though. Here's a tip I use to get them out of that grease and make them tasty straight from the pan. I cook them on a wire rack over tin foil. The drippings drip, and the balls toast up all the way around.
I also roll them in bread crumbs before putting them in the oven. They collect some of that grease and bake on a deliciousness lost without the outer shell.
Like the other poster, I make mine the day, or days before, and simmer them in sauce to warm everything up. Yay meatballs! Now I want some meatballs... doh!
For everyone having trouble with Firefox, try Chrome. It's WAY faster!
- May 14, 2012 at 6:44 PM
- Chef John said...
Thanks for the info. For what it's worth, I use Firefox and haven't seen a problem.
- May 14, 2012 at 6:49 PM
- Barbara said...
This was a massive light bulb moment for me: the scoop! Of course! How could I not have ever thought to do that? Thank you, sir. This is my first time commenting, so you know the tip was a big deal :-)
- May 14, 2012 at 8:00 PM
- ryz0n said...
A meatball recipe video with a DMX reference in it...
Chef John is a god among men.
- May 15, 2012 at 6:34 AM
Can this recipe be cut in half or more? My husband doesn't like meatballs but I do. I just want to make a few for me.
- May 15, 2012 at 7:29 AM
- Gretchen in NOLA said...
You're so right Barbara! A loud forehead slap to self - why didn't I think of that?? Add to that the broil method. Have baked before to avoid the mess, but broiling so much faster and efficient.
And thanks to the other poster for the idea of using the wire rack. I've learned so much today, my head hurts.
- May 15, 2012 at 9:42 AM
- Chef John said...
Yes, you can halve this recipe, no problem!
- May 15, 2012 at 10:39 AM
How does a slurry differ from a panade, if at all?
- May 15, 2012 at 12:02 PM
- Chef John said...
Same thing!
- May 15, 2012 at 12:53 PM
the firefox users who are having problems ought to check to see that their Adobe Flash-player plugin is up to date and all plugins for FF are up-to-date. They may need to delete Flash-player software, extensions and reinstall to see if that makes a difference...lastly, they may need to check to see if they are running anti-virus software, and if such is not allowing the full completion of the stream of the video ...
btw CJ. do you have any suggestions for a meatless meatball recipe as I have a teenage daughter who is "now vegan" and will not eat anything coming from planet Earth...
- May 15, 2012 at 9:33 PM
- Fluffydungeoncatz said...
Would I be able to use 1 pound ground turkey and 1 pound ground beef?
- May 15, 2012 at 10:07 PM
- Sembazuru said...
Ok, the way my family has made meatballs (since at least my grandfather since he is where the recipe comes from) can't really be considered quick... We drop the meatballs into the sauce raw and essentially poach the meatballs over several hours in the sauce (part of making the sauce). Thus, I don't really care for meatballs that don't have a slightly saucy taste. Yes, occasionally a meatball is lost if someone stirs a bit to vigorously (or the chef wants a tasting before it's declared done).
- May 16, 2012 at 11:20 AM
You should make a video with laura vitale!
- May 16, 2012 at 3:27 PM
- creepyp1 said...
made these tonight, delish as always even though I forgot the egg! Be even better next time.
- May 16, 2012 at 11:06 PM
- Dave said...
Chef John, my broiler on my oven sucks so how long and what temp should I bake them at? Thx!
- May 16, 2012 at 11:26 PM
- Dave said...
Chef John, the broiler on my oven sucks! What temp and how long should I bake them?
- May 16, 2012 at 11:27 PM
- Chef John said...
450 until brown!
- May 17, 2012 at 12:25 AM
Hey, for the anonymous commenter who asked about meatless meatballs - I grew up eating Indian cabbage koftas - spicy and fried, in a tomato-based sauce. It tastes nothing like coleslaw, I promise. You can google it, but I like this website for Indian recipes in general: www.manjulaskitchen.com/2009/04/23/cabbage-kofta/
- May 17, 2012 at 7:02 PM
Hi Chef John,
Could you let me know what version of "I've Never Been In Love Before" plays in your videos?
- May 17, 2012 at 9:10 PM
- Alexis said...
Easy and so simple to make. It was my first time making meatballs in the oven and it came out Great!
thanks a million, will use it everytime now :-)
- May 19, 2012 at 1:48 PM
Hahaha I love you narrations! It made me laugh out loud. "they are not going to be as epic..." love the honesty at the end hahaha. maybe i'll try them this weekend.
- June 1, 2012 at 12:26 AM
Fantastic recipe, Chef John! Had a great lunch with guests over. Thank you! :D
- June 3, 2012 at 11:14 PM
These were so yummy I had trouble getting them to the tomato sauce (your tomato sauce recipe). I just kept eating them plain! I think I'm going to have to double the recipe next time! That said, my son doesn't like red sauces of any kind. He would like to know if these would be good in a fettuccine, or alfredo type sauce.
- June 23, 2012 at 6:28 PM
- Chef John said...
yes! thanks!
- June 23, 2012 at 6:34 PM
You could add the measurements for us euros aswell.
- July 27, 2012 at 2:14 AM
- Foodie Mom said...
I just made an eggless version of these and they were perfect! http://foodiemomscookbook.blogspot.com/2012/08/super-quick-eggless-meatballs.html
- August 13, 2012 at 10:47 PM
I made this yesterday! I didn't use breadcrumbs/milk and replaced veal with pork but they were amazing anyway! My baby chose to eat them and not throw sauce covered balls all over the kitchen so even better.
- August 14, 2012 at 8:18 AM
- B R O said...
Hey chef, can I freeze the uncooked mixture if I want to use just a bit of it? Or would it go bad?
- September 27, 2012 at 11:49 AM
- Chef John said...
you can freeze!
- September 27, 2012 at 11:52 AM
- マスター said...
Mr Chef, you should try the good old roman meatballs recipe! It's really easy, my granny used to make them all the time~ Basically it's plain meatballs with raisins and pine nuts inside the ... Dough(?) You can fry them or put them in the oven BUT we usually cook them in a simple tomato sauce! It will kinda looks like ragù but IT'S HEAVEN! You have never tasted meatballs like that! If you want i can give you my granny recipe!
- December 1, 2012 at 10:09 PM
- Chris Martel said...
I love everything you post! Everything is great and always delicious. Not to mention easy to make. You are the best chef I know of, you are down to earth and make everything so simple. I spent two years in culinary school and I'm still learning things from you!
- February 10, 2013 at 1:08 AM
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- February 10, 2013 at 1:15 AM
- Weibaby said...
HiChef John: Just curious you mentioned we can use any combination of veal, beef and port, but I just wondered can I substitute one of them by ground turkey or other meat? As ground pork is really hard to find in my area
- August 2, 2013 at 1:19 AM
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- August 2, 2013 at 2:19 AM
- Lauri L said...
Hi Chef John,
Thank you, your posts are amazing and fun to watch. Can any of the dairy ingredients be substituted we are very allergic to dairy?
Thank you,
- January 1, 2014 at 4:51 AM
- Chef John said...
You can always leave ingredients out, but since I have never tried that I have no idea how it would be. Thanks so much!
- January 1, 2014 at 12:15 PM
- JtPandGED said...
I did not have milk once when making this recipe, and substituted a second egg into the slurry - worked great. I'd recommend trying that. You may want to try cooking a little sample as John advises, Parmesan has a very very sharp flavor and if you are cutting it you might want to adjust your spice mix to get the desired flavor.
- January 29, 2014 at 8:47 AM
- Patrick Melroy said...
The girlfriend got home from the worst day at her business. We walked it out for an hour and by the time we got home it was coming on 8pm. These meatballs just saved everything. She keeps asking what I put in the best meatballs she has ever eaten. I keep saying Chef Jon cares enough to fix a rough day every chance he gets. Thank you for helping in a pinch.
- March 19, 2015 at 12:02 AM
- Knight said...
Could I substitute ground chicken and still get similar delicious results? We're not huge lovers of beef.
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ECB-E and Z race catches are mixed this week with no discernable trend up or down. Catches remain moderately high in many areas. CEW were caught at several locations and numbers are up slightly in Kennedy and Rush. FAW numbers are up in LeRoy and Batavia. I found very few ECB larvae in the tassel and no egg masses in a field at the tassel emergence stage that I looked at today. Almost every tassel had high aphid numbers, however. In a field with silk starting to dry I found hatched egg masses and larval damage on a few plants, and a couple of fresh egg masses in an adjacent field with green silk.
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Once a field is silking, the threshold drops to 5% infested plants. Scout the ear zone (roughly from two leaves above and one leaf below the ears) for egg masses and larvae. Egg masses are found most frequently on the underside of leaves near the midrib, and consist of approximately 10-20 flattened eggs overlapping like fish scales. Eggs are white when first laid, turning cream colored after a couple of days, and show the black head capsules of the tiny larvae through the surface of the eggs when within 1 day of hatching (the "black head" stage). Egg masses can also sometimes be found on the flag leaves of the ears or on the husk itself. Eggs take approximately 100 base 50 degree days to hatch. When temperatures are in the 70's during the day and the 50's at night egg masses will take about a week to hatch. When temperatures are in the 80's during the day and the 60's at night, they could hatch in only 4 days.
Look down into the tops of the silks for newly hatched larvae, and pull the ear away from the stalk slightly to look for larvae feeding there.
Once CEW are being caught in higher numbers, insecticide applications in silk stage fields should be determined by CEW trap catches. The recommended spray intervals for CEW should be adequate for ECB and FAW control. Because CEW lay their eggs directly on the silk, and eggs are difficult to find in the field unless the population is VERY high, we rely on pheromone trap catches rather than scouting to make CEW management decisions. It is most important to adhere to the recommended spray intervals when the field is in the green silk stage. The chart below indicates recommended spray intervals during the silk stage for a range of trap catches:
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- Introduction
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The first basic component
Let's create a Hello World! component.
Public display
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Co-sponsored by Opalka Gallery and the Department of Art + Design, this second installment of the 2014-15 Artist Lecture Series at Sage College of Albany will feature glass artist Scott Pernicka and his experience of using fire as a tool in his art practice.
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Pernicka was born in Santa Fe and grew up on a cattle ranch in northern New Mexico. During college, Pernicka enjoyed exploring the three dimensional space of sculpture and the importance of color in painting. Working in glass and combining the qualities of color and form, Scott continually discovers new creative possibilities in his art practice.
Borosilicate glass, also known as hard glass, starts melting at a temperature of 1200 degrees. Using a torch fueled by propane and oxygen, Scott heats the clear glass to an average of 2500 degrees to form and shape it, then adds colors made from different metal oxides. This style of glass blowing known as flame or lamp working, is very intricate and quite valuable due to the extremely high temperatures required to work with the material.
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Shortly after midnight -- a six-unit condominium complex on Rockford's eastside caught fire.
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Eating Protein
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Protein is made of building blocks called amino acids. Although the human body can make some of these amino acids, nine of them (the essential amino acids) must be obtained from food. Soy foods and animal sources of protein (milk, eggs, meat, poultry, fish, and seafood) contain all the essential amino acids in the amounts our bodies need.
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- Protein isn't just found in meat. If you are a vegetarian or just looking for alternatives to meat, the following are equal to approximately 1 oz of meat:
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March of the Penguins
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|Running Time: 80 mins.
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Summary:Each winter, alone in the pitiless ice deserts of Antarctica, deep in the most inhospitable terrain on Earth, a truly remarkable journey takes place as it has done for millennia. Emperor penguins in their thousands abandon the deep blue security of their ocean home and clamber onto the frozen ice to begin their long journey into a region so bleak, so extreme, it supports no other wildlife at this time of year. In single file, the penguins march blinded by blizzards, buffeted by gale force winds. Guided by instinct, by the otherworldly radiance of the Southern Cross, they head unerringly for their traditional breeding ground where--after a ritual courtship of intricate dances and delicate man... Full Summary >>


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Who Was Madalyn Murray O'Hair?
Ten years after her mysterious disappearance and gruesome murder, the legacy of the famous atheist is still up for grabs.
Most Americans today would have a difficult time naming the man responsible for bringing the recent case to take "Under God" out of the Pledge of Allegiance to the Supreme Court, even though Michael Newdow is arguably America's most well-known--and most detested--living atheist. But in the 1960s, no one would have had a hard time remembering the name Madalyn Murray.
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"It is doubtful there is anyone in the United States who does not know the name Madalyn O'Hair," read the introduction to her 1966 pamphlet, "Why I Am an Atheist." [O'Hair took the last name of her second husband, Richard O'Hair, when she married him in 1965.] "She is probably the best-known Atheist in the world today." Other publications concurred: "Life" magazine described her in 1964 as "anathema to millions of Americans."
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Born in 1919 to a poor family in Pittsburgh, she was raised by church-going parents but claimed she became an atheist after reading the complete Bible in her early teen years. Madalyn Murray O'Hair became a household name when she contested the required moment of prayer and Bible reading in her son William's Baltimore-area public school in 1960. The Supreme Court, then under Chief Justice Earl Warren, delivered its 8-1 verdict in favor of O'Hair on June 17, 1963, expanding an earlier school prayer decision in the 1962 Engel v. Vitale case. Murray v. Curlett, along with Abington v. Schempp, eliminated not only obligatory school prayer but also mandatory Bible readings in public schools.
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Summary:Po is now living his dream as The Dragon Warrior, protecting the Valley of Peace alongside his friends and fellow kung fu masters, The Furious Five. But Po's new life of awesomeness is threatened by the emergence of a formidable villain, who plans to use a secret, unstoppable weapon to conquer China and destroy kung fu. Po must look to his past and uncover the secrets of his mysterious origins; only then will he be able to unlock the strength he needs to succeed.
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Prep roundup: Clay-Battelle takes third-place game in HIT
Tanner Bragg came off the bench to drop in 21 points Saturday evening and lead Clay-Battelle to a 61-50 victory over Valley in the third-place game of the Hometown Invitational Tournament in Summersville.
Bragg hit 8 of 10 shots for the Cee-Bees, who shot 53 percent for the game (25 of 47). Valley, by comparison, made only 32 percent (22 of 69).
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