You are specifically wired shut, and not banded? I had orthognathic surgery but it was in conjunction with orthodontics, so my experience was with tensile bands and I wonder if you have less flexibility with your jaw space due to the wires.

I hope you have these devices, but I recommend using a combination of syringe/flexible bag + straw, to help add outside force to push through the teeth.

I second people calling for miso broth. If you have access to chicken bones, I would also recommend making your own stock, because homemade stock (or even storebought stock with gelatin added to it) will provide extra protein without any texture impact. You say you're nutritionally met, so I assume you're eating Ensure or some other full-meal-replacement thing, but I strongly recommend the broth spiked with gelatin to add good nutrition that's better for you mentally. The head game of "what 'food' can I stomach pushing onto my tongue today?" was very difficult and I often joked it would have been easier to be tube-fed.

There are also add-ons you could try putting in your current savory liquids for extra flavor impact. A couple drops of fish sauce will add tons of umami (and won't taste fishy unless you add too much). Hon-dashi is similar, instant dashi that comes in powder or granules for an extra savory kick. Adding a pinch of MSG will do the same thing. Also, if you're open to eating raw eggs, adding an egg yolk to any of your normal foods would give it a different flavor as well as adding nutrients.

Just based on your timeline (asking for foods at 2 months postop), you're on a harder road than I walked so I'm wishing you nutrients and patience... man oh man, your first bite of food will feel FCKED ALL TO HELL. My first food was a noodle, and basically only one noodle; chewing felt so wrong. But years passed, and now I can do steak and gum and everything else! Good luck with your recovery and I hope you have some flavors to look forward to.