Mashed Sweet Potatoes With Brown Sugar and Pecans This maple-sweetened mashed sweet potato casserole has a brown sugar and pecan topping that bakes into Italian Sausage and Bread Stuffing Italian sausage and a heap of Parmesan cheese lend signature flair to the easy Thanksgiving dressing Wild Rice with Wild Mushrooms One surprise to Europeans who settled the plains was the abundance of wild mushrooms, including morels, Almond Pear Galette. Butter Roasted Turkey Breasts Bone-in turkey breasts are easy to find, and as impressive as a whole bird when you roast them in butter Roasted Potatoes and Shallots.
Boston Brown Bread. Haricots Verts Thin French Green Beans with Herb Butter By mixing butter, shallots, fresh herbs, and lemon juice together right in the serving bowl, you get Apple Crisp. Wild Rice Stuffing with Wild Mushrooms. Traditional Baked Stuffing This recipe was handed down by my great-grandmother. It is a family favorite that we make every Thanksgiving Sauteed Parsnips and Carrots with Honey and Rosemary.
Creamy Potato and Leek Gratin Cutting leeks into large pieces they almost dissolve when thinly sliced gives them a presence equal Cinnamon Oat Crumble Topping This crunchy crumble is the perfect topping for an ice cream sundae, easy apple crumble, or our Build-Your-Own Cranberry Apple Crumble Pie. Apple Crisp Perfect and Easy I adapted this from a year-old peach crisp recipe. Although it works well with peaches, it works even Apple Crisp II A simple dessert that's great served with ice cream. Easy Meatloaf This is a very easy and no fail recipe for meatloaf.
It won't take long to make at all, and it's quite Best Chocolate Chip Cookies Crisp edges, chewy middles. World's Best Lasagna It takes a little work, but it is worth it.
Basic Homemade Bread If you'd like to learn how to bake bread, here's a wonderful place to start. This easy white bread recipe The Best Canning Salsa This is a great use for tomatoes from the garden and nothing tastes better than homemade. Equivalent to Mercedes-Benz Sheet Dexron VI —the newest GM ATF, it was developed specifically for the new six-speed automatic and is a synthetic blend meaning it has some conventional base stocks.
That transmission has tighter internal tolerances and required a fluid that had higher shear strength that Dexron III. It was introduced with the models. GM considers Dexron VI to be "backward compatible," meaning GM recommends it for use in any vehicle that originally used any earlier version of Dexron and that it can be mixed with them. It is not, however, specified for GM brand vehicles that have non-GM transmissions, as mentioned above, or are imported to the United States.
These are vehicles with transmissions that were not manufactured by General Motors. Type F is not compatible with any other ATF. Specifically, it is not compatible with Mercon ATFs.
Ford Type H —developed for the C5 Ford automatic transmission introduced in , it has been superseded by Mercon. Ford Type CJ —originally designed for the Ford C6 automatic transmission, it also has been superseded by Mercon and also can be replaced with Mercon V, but should never be used in a transmission requiring Type F. Mercon —introduced in and similar to Dexron II.
Ford ceased licensing Mercon in and now recommends Mercon V for all transmissions that previously used Mercon. Should not be used in a transmission requiring Ford Type F. The LV stands for "low viscosity. It is not compatible with earlier Mercon fluids, so it should neither be mixed with Mercon or Mercon V used to replace those fluids.
It is not compatible with any other fluid, either. Mercon SP —a version of Mercon V with an enhanced additive package. Its flash point is degrees, slightly higher than that of Mercon. Consult the owner's manual for transmission fluid requirements for a specific vehicle. Transmission fluids are different, having been formulated for specific vehicles and having different chemical makeups.
Before using a particular type, ensure it is the correct type for the specific vehicle being serviced. Transmission fluid should be added when the fluid is low and at specific intervals. Traditionally, the transmission fluid should be changed every 60, to , miles. Failure to change the fluid at scheduled times can result in a damaged transmission and costly repairs. Regularly check the transmission fluid levels and refill between fluid changes if necessary. For this reason, it's important to check the vehicle's owner's manual to ensure the correct fluid is used, or otherwise the transmission could be damaged.
It continued to be GM's standard specification for transmission fluid, but it was replaced by Dexron VI in and is no longer produced. Mercon V was developed in the s and was one of Ford's most commonly used transmission fluids until it was phased out in in favor of Mercon LV.
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