Adult meals for babies

This is prob not the answer you were after but i used to boil up heaps of veges , potato, pumpkin kumara etc and add water and puree then freeze in ice cude trays. Does take a bit of time but once its done you grab a few frozen blocks and nuke em.
Apples and pears are good to do as well in the beginning ,
When did he start solids ?

I did the freeze bulk lots for my boy till he was about 7 ish months then I just feed him what we ate and suplemented it with the frozen meals.
By 9months we just gave him whatever we were having including things like curry, apricot chicken, and anything else. If he was struggling then I'd just put it in the whizz for a second or two to make it easier to chew (he only has 4 teeth) and he'd be off. I think the earlier you introduce them to your diet the better as that's what you will be feeding them as they get older so they may aswell get used to the flavours.

At only 5 months he should still be eating very plain solids. Pureed veggies mixed with a bit of baby rice, that kind of thing.

I used to make up big batches of steamed (keeps more nutrients in than boiling) veggies, puree them and then freeze in ice cube trays. Likewise, I would stew down fruit such as apples and pears and freeze. Banana pushed through a sieve was always a hit.

The chart that Pepsi posted a link for is great.

I had DS on just fruit & veggies for a couple of months, and then started to introduce meat. i would make little casseroles so the meat was really tender and then puree it up.

I think given that he is still so young, you may have to keep things separate for him for a while. In a couple of months time you will be able to feed him more family foods.

FWIW, i still make up batches of food for DS and freeze them in portions now. Means I don't have to make our dinner so early, and he always has a few options ready to go.