How to use hook_menu to create wildcard aliases to a normal node page

Question

I have a node template where I check the url for the existance of some parts and play with that, eg, if the node is called your/recipies, I catch urls like

/your/recepies/bananas
/your/recepies/apples
/your/recepies/oranges

and check the url for bananes,apples,oranges in the template.

I used aliases to point those urls to the original node, but they keep on dissapearing. It's probably be a breeze to set up a module router, like

function kitchen_menu() {
        $items = array();

        $items['your/recipies/%'] = array(
            'title'  => t('Recipies'),
            'page callback' => 'drupal_magic',
            'page arguments' => array('your/recipies')

        );
 }

to make drupal just render the node (and not redirect somewhere). however, i cant find out what to write instead of drupal_magic.

(recipies, if you must know, is a webform; not something i can easily generate myself)

Answer 1

fwiw, I now did this different. I won't accept this as an answer, because it isnt. But this works as well in my case

function kitchen_url_inbound_alter(&$path, $original_path, $path_language) {
    if (preg_match('|^your/recepies(/\w+)?|', $path, $matches)) {
        $path = 'your/recepies';
    }
}