Soak black fungus in warm water for about 20 minutes or until soft. If you're using shitake, soak in warm water a little bit too to wash them.

In your food processor, add ½ lb pork, ¼ lb shrimp, 1 Tbsp tapioca/potato starch, ½ onion, ½ tsp salt, 1 Tbsp seasoning powder then start grinding them.

Transfer, cover and store mixture in fridge for 30 minutes to an hour.

Chop the remaining ¼ lb shrimp.

Chop water-chestnut into small chunks.

Thinly slice black fungus/mushroom into long string.

Separate egg yolk and white, save half egg yolk for roll hemming. Beat egg white till fluffy.

In a mixable container, whipped egg white till fluffy.

Add chilled ground meat/shrimp, chopped shrimp, 1 Tbsp onion powder, water chestnut, black fungus/mushroom, ½ egg yolk, ½ tsp ground pepper and 1 Tbsp sesame oil to egg white container, beat them good until fully mixed.

Cut tofu skin leaves into roll-able size wrapper (about 5" x 5" ).

Wet them by placing under running water for 10 seconds or dip into water container. Hang them vertically on rack to drip off excess water. They'll be soft and ready to wrap in 2-3 minutes.

Carefully place a tofu skin wrapper on a flat surface.

Whoop a spoon or two of the paste mixture onto the wrapper, gently press to mold into round or rectangular roll shape.

Wrap to cover all side, complete the seal with egg yolk as adhesive.

Turn on your deep fryer or wok.

Wait till oil is hot, reduce to medium heat then add all rolls in.

Fry until golden crispy without burn (the tofu skin layer should be bubbling up)

Serve hot as is with garnishment.

In a small sauce pan, mix 1 cup water with 1 Tbsp tapioca starch until dissolved.

Mash the tamarind meat if it's too hard.

On low/simmering heat, heat the water/starch solution, when hot, add tamarind. Keep stirring to prevent overflow.

When all mixed, add ½ Tbsp sugar and 2 Tbsp fish sauce.

Keep stirring until the sauce becomes thicker.

Remove from heat, add crush garlic and sprinkle on some roasted sesame.

Serve as dipping sauce for tofu skin roll or any fried appetizer