Need help feeding 6 year old

Whenever I get a request to make pasta and red sauce, I always mix in a lot of veggies.

I layer a small amount of pasta on the bottom of the bowl, then a big layer of sautee or steamed veggies (zucchini, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, etc.) put the red sauce over the top, and sprinkle with cheese.   You could call it lasanga in a bowl or something like that.

Fake chicken pot pie is easy to make too.  Chicken broth, chicken, veggies in a pot to cook.  Add cream and thickener (corn starch or flour) when everything is mostly done cooking.  On the side, take some premade pie crusts and cut circles to fit inside the bowls you plan to serve it in, and cook for 10 minutes, or until done.  Spoon up the "filling" and top with the "crust."

Lazy omellets (aka Frittata) are a big one around here.  Sautee vegetables in a skillet.  When they're close to being done, add beaten eggs to cover and cook on low until almost done.  Top with cheese and stick under the broiler for a few minutes.

There are some days where telling the 6 year old to HTFU and eat their meal, whether or not they had that same meal a few days before, otherwise they can go to bed hungry and they can't have anything else, and, they better not get into the cookies, etc. afterwards.  That works 99% of the time for me.  Not being smarmy here since it happens at my house, but I do not say "HTFU".

Yah, we do that too.  But honestly, I'm looking for some variety too.  As my wife is too, I'm sure.  She'd eat pasta everyday if I let her, same with chicken. 

I have a 6 year old too and I think I'm lucky that she's not picky but everyone has their moments. And when she is super picky, she either eats it or she'll be hungry - her choice.

One of her favorite things I make is a veggie and sausage pasta dish. She might like it because it's sort of like normal pasta but with a bunch of veggies. I use turkey sausage, red and green bell peppers, eggplant, zucchini, diced tomatoes and sometimes fresh tomatoes if I have any. It's a chunky sauce that goes over any kind of pasta.

Does you daughter like quesadillas? I swear my daughter would eat cheese quesadillas everyday if I let her. I make them with different kinds of 2% milk cheese, some chicken and sometimes black beans or pinto beans.

Grilled BBQ chicken is also a staple at our house.

What about pizza? You can do a homemade pizza that's good with chicken, broccoli (and sometimes I do cauliflower too) and cheddar cheese mixed with the mozzarella.

Good luck, it's hard with a picky eater! (I'll try to think of some others too)