2Boil the potatoes unpeeled for 45 minutes in salted water.
3Roast unsalted pistachios in the oven.
4Place the pistachios in a mixer with a little olive oil.
5Mix until a smooth pistachio cream forms.
6Add a clove of garlic, some parmesan, basil leaves, salt and pepper and mix again.
7Remove the skin from the potatoes while burning your hands.
8Mash them into a puree while they are hot.
9Add 150 grams of flour, two egg yolks, a little parmesan, a drizzle of olive oil and salt.
10Mix the preparation until a homogeneous paste is obtained that remains well sticky and then place it in a piping bag or a freezer bag.
11Hang a strong string between the two handles of your saucepan and fill it with water.
12Once hot, drop small pieces of potato gnocchi directly into the water, using the string to cut them.
13As soon as your gnocchi come to the surface, take them out into a pan and grill them like that for a few minutes before adding a good dose of pistachio pesto and a ladle of cooking water.
14Place everything on a plate, add a few pieces of raw ham, the rest of the crushed grilled pistachios and a magnificent burrata on top.