Diving for Sea Urchins and Sea Cucumbers in Alaska - Kimi Werner - Uni Sushi - Fried Sea Cucumbers
Kimi Werner dives the cold dark waters of South East Alaska for the culinary treasures of sea urchins and sea cucumbers. She teaches us how to clean and cook these ingredients all while being on mom duty and learning a few lessons the hard way! THANK YOU: http://www.alaskanescape.com/ / alaskan_esc. . a Variables production camera: Justin Turkowski edit: Lexi Kaili, Shane Grimes Follow Kimi on Instagram: / kimi_swimmy. .

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