Correct way to consume Home Grown Nuget Packages with Visual Studio

I'm currently working on a home grown .Net Core project. A developer in another division has created a NuGet package that has a lot of core functionality. I was instructed that I should consume the package in my project to allow for shared code. I was sent the 2 files.

1. HomeGrownNuget1.nupkg
2. HomeGrownNuget1.symbols.nupkg

so in Visual Studio I went into Manage Nuget Packages for Solution -> Added a new Package source and pointed it to the local file where I stored the 2 files. Then I browsed out the the NuGet package and installed it.

However when I run the program I still cannot step into the logic in the NuGet package.

What is the proper way to get this to work?