I would think after 10 hours of not eating she would be starving.
At roughly this age many LOs start taking most or all their calories during the day, this is more so for formula feed LOs. Whilst it's not unheard of for the DF to continue a little longer now is also a great time to gently wean it. There are FAQs on the bottle feed board for weaning the DF and guidance on milk intake at various ages, I can help you find them if you have trouble.
Your milk times are fine.
Your solids times are also fine (1hr after milk as a guide) although as pp has said 3 meals per day right off is quite a lot. Some LOs will enthusiastically ask for 3 meals (or for food any time they see you eat) so for some 3 meals do come quite early but they are usually very small.
In general you'd look at around 8 months old to increase to 3 meals.
Portion size, as you have discovered, is on the large side, 2 or 3 tea spoons would be enough for a solids meal at this age. Again all LOs are different, mine wouldn't have been happy with such a small meal but his milk intake never dropped so I didn't need to cut back his solids. As a guide you would be looking for the milk feeds to stay basically the same as they were and for the solids to be in addition to the milk feeds, not instead of.
Several months from now (maybe around 10 months but again they are all different) you might see some reluctance on one or more of the milk feeds and at that point you could switch 1 of milk feeds to a solids snack, the times stay the same but instead of milk you give a small snack with a cup of water. Later you might switch another. Routine wise it is easy to stick to the same times, keep the WU and BT milk feeds and switch first one then the other of the mid morning and mid afternoon milk feeds to a snack. Hope this makes sense... we will still be here for you to ask when the time comes
The WU and BT milk feeds continue beyond 12 months, you might then switch from bottle to cup or straw, or you might be happy to continue with the bottle a while. At 12 months solid food becomes the primary food source. Obviously this doesn't happen over night so over the next 6 months you will see a gradual increase of solids and LO joining in with family meals.
With regards to the EASY routine: all E times milk or solids may need to move to fit around naps as the nap routine changes with age. This is fine. Milk feeds might extend to 5 hrs apart if LO is sleeping but because there is a little solids meal between the milk feeds this means she hasn't really been 5hrs without food.
Do remember to offer water with solids too.
This is also the age it is recommended to begin to introduce finger foods and for LO to self feed. This could be instead of puree or it could be at a different meal time, either is fine. Again it is not about eating a lot but about learning how to manipulate food in her mouth, and about the smells, flavours and textures of different foods. It can be as simple as offering a wedge of vegetable from your own meal.
I think/hope I answered most of your questions, hopefully this gives you a bit of an overview of how the coming months might be. Do ask if you have any other questions
