Teriyaki salmon is one of those dishes that tastes like it came from your favourite Japanese restaurant, yet it comes together at home in about 20 minutes. The salmon is seared until golden, then bathed in a sweet-savoury glaze that bubbles down to a glossy coating.
The magic is in the sauce, and it's just four pantry staples: soy sauce, mirin, sake and a little sugar. No bottled teriyaki needed, and the homemade version is miles better.
Serve it over steamed rice with the pan sauce spooned over the top, and you've got a weeknight dinner the whole family will ask for again.