You do not start the engine to circulate the antifreeze.
You pull all the plugs, which is 4 or 6 on a V engine. Probe/poke the drains and let all the water drain. Now add some A-F to the block, via the large hose on the waterpump. When you see it emerge from a drain, put in the plug and continue to add A-F until you see it emerge from the other block drain. Now put in the drain plug and fill the block with A-F.
Now add A-F to each manifold hose until you see it emerge from the drain. Put in the plug and fill it. Fill the manifold. Repeat with the other manifold.
If you have separate drains for the risers, follow that procedure for them as well.
Pull off the raw water hose and dump A-F down it until it comes out the water intake grate.
Strictly speaking, the block does not need to be completely full as you will not be running it over the off-season.