Start by rehydrating the choricero pepper in a bowl of hot water.
While the pepper is rehydrating, heat a lug of olive oil in a pot. Sear the scampi and set them aside.
In the same oil, gently fry the finely chopped garlic and onion.
Next, use a spoon or knife to remove the meat of the pepper. When the onion has turned golden, add the pepper meat.
Add the pigs feet and the stock and let it simmer for 15 minutes. If you use fresh pigs feet, you can substitute the beef stock with water.
Chop up the hazelnuts, croutons and parsley; add them to the pot.
Add the scampi, salt to taste, and let everything cook for 10 more minutes. The pigs feet and scampi are ready to serve. Bon appetit!