Eggs will be your friend. Scrambled, or whatever. If you spend the money for pasteurized eggs, it will be safe to eat them raw, like in eggnogs, or to add protein to smoothies. Meats may work for you if you chop them up as fine as you can (or use a meat grinder, if you have access to one) and then stir gravy in to get them nice and mushy.Chopped "hamburger" meat will probably work without needing grinding, but you will probably need gravy. You can make egg salad and tuna salad, mashing the ingredients with enough mayo so you can handle the consistency. (Keep your different foods separate on the plate--don't mush it all together into one blob just because it's all soft or pureed. You want your meal to be appetizing--not like oobleck!) Some desserts lend themselves very well (not low sugar, but I'm on a roll now). You can mash up cheesecake and it's great, and a nice change from ice cream, custard, sherbet, pudding, and jello. Another good food on this diet is hummus. Yum.