>Some will be brined and smoke-grilled, but I could easily have some >"wings" style with a pepper or bbq style sauce. I've become a big brining fan--did a "practice" turkey when we still thought my folks were coming for T'day, just salt and brown sugar but it made a huge difference in moistness. Seemed to give a little cushion, too, in case of overcooking. In the past, I've tried a brine for a turkey to be hot-smoked that included lots of garlic, maple syrup, and about a cup of crushed chile peppers. (The recipe was in Fine Cooking, several years ago, you might search taunton.com for the issue and page.) Not overpowering, but added a little edge to the turkey blandness. Goin' shopping for the big meal this afternoon, Margo -- Margo Thompson Asst. Professor, Art History Art Department University of Vermont 72 University Place Burlington, VT 05405-0168 (802) 656-0667