I have a 1994 chevy 4x4 and my freind has a 1994 chevy z71.the only difference I can see is the colors and the fact that mine says 4x4 and his says z71 on the side.is there any mechanical difference???
why do you need to use anything? The parchment allows easier clean up, but that is extraneous.
yes, you canbut grease it firsti have found that if your pan burns the bottoms of cookies.put another pan under it with water in it and it helpsespecially with biscuits, cinn rolls, and cookies
you don't need ANY paperOr foilPeople have made cookies for generations without parchment paperGrease the pan if the recipe says to, skip the grease if the recipe says toYou might have to wash the cookie sheets afterward, a job that takes all of 5 minutes.
baking on parchment is a new idea in bakingIn the bakery I did only the cinn rolls and crispies on parchmentAll other baking went directly on the baking sheets including all puff pastry and meringuesReason for putting paper under the baking is to save clean up time, but most cookies do not leave any mess on the baking sheets anywaycinn rolls and crispies are cut and set with the filling directly on the baking sheet and will leave a very nasty sticky mess to scour offThink back to the early 1900s!! they didn't have parchment paper to put under their bakingThey would not have gone to that expense anyway.
As you know, Z71 was a 4X4 suspension package upgradeIf you park your truck next to your buddy's you'll notice his should sit about 2 inches higherStandard 4X4's like yours came with 245/75/16 Z71's came with 265/75/16 on either steel or aluminiumZ71's had larger torsion bars up front for more liftZ71's came with Bilstein shocks on all 4 cornersZ71's came with aluminium front skid plate,front differential skid plateMotor,Transmission,Transfer Case, Driveshafts and Axles are identical on both trucksOf course rear gearing was always an option.
