Give her what you are eating. By 10 months my boys were eating chopped up breakfast of pancakes, toast, applesauce, banana's (roll the banana pieces in crushed cheerio's so they are easier to pick up), other small fruits or cut up fruit, waffles (without syrup of course).
For lunch they liked quesadilla's (tortilla with cheese, micro until melted, fold in half and cut up into bits, crackers, cheese, cut up or shredded meats, grilled cheese cut up into bits, fruits cut up, veggies cut up.
For dinner I just gave them a plate of whatever we were eating, just made sure it was cut up small enough.
Also, give her a fork and spoon, that way she will learn how to use it and she'll be more interested in her food to eat. My boys both had a spoon since starting solids at 6 months, and by 10 mos they could both eat perfectly with a fork. And put her food on a plate, don't just toss it on her high chair tray. Teaching her 'manners' now like having food on a plate, eating with a fork, will ensure she keeps manners as she grows.
But she's big enough to eat all table foods, just give her waht yo uare eating, on a plate with a fork, and let her eat what she wants. She should still be getting a good amount of nutrition from breastfeeding still.
Also babies don't need teeth to eat... how often do you chew with your front teeth? Never, and most kids don't get molars until long after they have started solids. They use thier gums and saliva to mash food. No teeth required.