Baking and frying them may be your option of choice, but smoked turkey may be a good method to try this year.
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County BBQ is not only offering ways to do, it but customers can order a smoked turkey to go to save time on Turkey Day.
Bonni Cameron with County BBQ in Little Italy joined ABC7 to tell us about why smoking can be a good option.
She talked about the steps that go into smoking a turkey and what else is on the menu at the restaurant.
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