Another one here where M just eats exactly what we eat. :)
The only slight alteration is that she doesn't seem particularly fond of potatoes...but sweet potatoes are ok. So when DH and I had halloumi salad wraps with home made potato wedges early in the week, I just used a small sweet potato to make wedges for M. (Also meant DH and I could have spicy Cajun wedges for us. 
) For the wraps, I just gave her strips of halloumi, torn pieces of wrap and some salad leaves to gum her way through.
We've also had macaroni cheese this week. For the first time I gave M some full sized pasta rather than doing a separate portion of soup-sized pasta and she coped absolutely fine. In fact I think she preferred the larger pieces, to be honest!
Yesterday was curry night, we had Shahi paneer (paneer > tofu by far!) with peas, boiled rice and mini naans. All I did for M's version was cut the paneer into smaller cubes and tear her naan bread into strips for her. (Oh, I tested her with peas and she does seem to have mastered the pincer grin, Cake. I remember you asking a while back...)
Tonight I think is prawn thai green curry with cous cous, which will just be the same in that the only alteration is that I'll cut the prawns a bit smaller for her.
She's getting used to loaded forks too... I have some plastic forks, and mid-afternoon snack is fruit which I cut into chunks and stick onto the fork for her. She then eats it off the fork. :) Pineapple is a particular favourite! Grapes (cut in half) are good too.
We never had any success with the jar food here, M turned her nose up at all of them. It's one of the only things I've seen her refuse. 
However, she gets on ok with the pouch food (Ella's Kitchen etc) which is useful for emergencies or when we're going out somewhere unpredictable.
Places like curry houses, Pizza Hut or Nandos, she just eats donations from DH and my meals.
HTHs!