I think it might be worth looking at it as an opportunity to improve your diet too 
It definitely helped us cut down on the ready meals. And family meals are much more pleasant then trying to keep a grumpy baby quiet while we eat without her!
We did mainly BLW. At that age mine loved everything we gave her. She still loves her food, and probably eats the most varied diet of any 3-year-old I know!
Some ideas below that might help a bit.
-rice crispies/cornflakes with milk +/- yogurt to thicken it up and make it easier for her to put in her mouth
-crumpets/toast with smooth nut butter, cream cheese, or some puréed fruit instead of jam. Cut into triangles or sticks.
-sandwiches with any filling, really
-pasta with tomato sauce, bolognese, cheese sauce, mushroom sauce
-noodle stir fry with just a tiny bit of the sauce; vegetables and quorn or tofu. (If you forget to save some without sauce for her, put her portion in a sieve and rinse under the tap before serving)
-curry with rice (we batch cooked chickpea and lentil daal, not much salt, then if too spicy added a little yogurt to hers, and salt to ours).
-cottage pie, or veggie equivalents.
-jacket potato with beans, cottage cheese, or cheddar (might need some help learning to scrape out the soft potato)
-soft boiled eggs with toast or bread. Beans on toast.
-peas, cucumber sticks, sliced tomatoes, grated carrot. Cooked mashed carrot, swede, etc.
-Cottage cheese, grated cheddar, cream
cheese.
-Sticks of any soft fruit. Or sticks of any hard fruit, briefly microwaved until soft enough to chew without teeth. Grapes cut up, berries cut up etc.
-full fat Greek yogurt. Can swirl in nut butter or fruit purée for variety sometimes.
-breadsticks. Baby rice cakes.