Well, here's the update on the turkey breast for the wedding rehearsal dinner. When I opened the wrapper on the breast there was skin on only 1/2 of the breast. I worked a finger under the skin to loosen and then tried stretching to cover as much as possible. Held the skin in place with toothpicks. Used Tony Chachere's rub under the skin and on it. Smoked to 145, removed, finished in the oven at 350 to try to crisp the skin. Result--the skin pulled away from the toothpicks, did not crisp up, and the uncovered side looked like it was overcooked. Threw away the skin. When I carved the breast the covered side was juicy and very good. I carved 2-3 slices off the uncovered side and it was fine. The dogs were grateful for the turkey leftovers.
When I try my next one I will try leaving it in the SI and use the Jerky Dryer to try and crisp the skin.
The wedding reception dinner the next night was catered by a friend of my ex. She had said we would hit it off and she was right. He is phenomenal. I have never had a meal like he prepared. A lot of dishes that are unpronounceable but unforgettable. I was very pleased with the results and reception to my offerings, but boy am I glad they got my meal first. His would have been an impossible act to follow. But I digress. Re the turkey problem--he couldn't suggest a crispy skin fix in the smoker, but he said when there is not enough skin to cover the breast soak some cheesecloth in chicken or turkey broth, apply to exposed breast, then baste the cheesecloth with melted butter. Kind of like a mustard plaster for a turkey. This will keep the exposed parts of the breast from getting overdone.
If I was gay I would have proposed on the spot the guy was that fantastic a chef.