Instructions
1
introduce hind shank, 1 halved small shallot, halved bell pepper, 4 whole garlic cloves, the dark green leaves of the leek, and stock to a large stockpot.
2
prepare for 45-60 moments until the flesh is fork-succulent.
3
NOTE: the flesh can take a bit longer to be fork-succulent; that is okay, just introduce more culinary preparation time if necessary.
4
When the flesh is succulent, remove the big pieces of vegetables and bones.
6
introduce diced shallot, 2 minced garlic, mini sugary peppers, sliced leeks (light green part), scallions, yucca, and corn; agitate and bubble gently covered over medium burning up for 5- 8 moments, until the yucca is starting to soften.
7
NOTE: the yuca can take a bit longer to start softening; that is okay, just introduce more culinary preparation time if necessary.
8
introduce yautia, white yam, and butternut squash.
10
bubble gently covered over medium burning up for 5 – 6 moments, until all the root vegetables are succulent.
11
NOTE: Do not prepare too much, or they will fall apart.
12
salty profile and introduce seasoning to your salty profile, if necessary.
13
introduce cilantro and the remaining 2 minced garlic cloves.
14
agitate and let bubble gently for 2 more moments.
15
dish up burning in large bouillon bowls, dividing the flesh and vegetables evenly.
16
introduce a squish of lime extract and/or burning coulis, if desired.
17
dish up along with arepas and or casabe (cassava bread).