How long have you been weaning her GillL? It is often difficult to start with, and very frustrating after an hour slaving over the stove.
I actually have the opposite "problem" as if the food is bland, DS is not interested. Took endless home knitted meals to realise this (after he grabbed a handful of my smoked mackrel risotto, stuffed it in and went back for more). His favourite cheese is Stilton! He still absolutely hates tomato based dishes though so don't worry if bolognese takes a while longer!
As Psychobabble says, it takes a long time for them to accept any flavour (think its about 12 goes or something?)
I know you asked for meat recipes, but try cauliflower cheese... its so easy to dilute with the steamed cauli water, until it becomes pretty bland. The blandest of all meat dishes is chicken minced with mashed potato and diluted with a lot of milk.
Finally, don't worry.. your DD doesn't actually "need" food yet. It is all practice at the moment, and she will be probably loving the times she gets to suck on a biscuit or some toast. One of the most important factors in my sons weaning incidentally was sharing meals. He became furious if we were eating and he wasn't, so now, even with a sandwich at lunchtime, I sit down with him and share bits. Sunday dinner is a nightmare, and I will have to time it earlier now as I have realised he waits up until it is out of the oven and he has his little bowl of it - he can smell it cooking for hours and battles sleep until the last!