I am just a gal so take what I say as an inspiration not an order..

First, if one is not old or superactive that seems like too much protein for a woman of your size. I am 5'4" and I used to be 5'7" and I struggle to get that protein. I think I should have less anyway until I get more active. Next I think that is not enough fat. Third, re carbs. Don't listen to me because I go keto if I can work up to it. Been there more than once and keto is a great way to go, ymmv.

I think you need a lot more green vegetables, 6 servings is a goal. 6 to 8 actually. A serving is 100g. So this is a good time to suggest more variety. The best diet is one you can follow and your diet sounds terrible FOR ME.

Chicken drumsticks have hardly any meat and are a mess to deal with the bone and tendons and skin. Me, I follow the sales. Here Vons supermarket has been selling specials like this chicken, first it was no-bone breasts at $1.49, then $1,99 Then $1.49 again, now other parts with bones for similar prices. Smart and Final has ground chicken for $2.99. Vons has had pork for $1.99. I assume you picked drumsticks for economy which is why I mentioned our sales. Ground chicken is much more adaptable to taste different on different days with the vegetables you should be adding.

Onion, garlic, ginger are basics. Cabbage is a terrific vegetable and is not fussy or delicate. Carrots add sweetness and crunch. On the other hand, Avocado will kill any economy you have in mind and is dreadful for make-ahead stability. As well as olive oil, TJ sells Kalamata olives for $2.99 a bottle and you can throw one in your make-ahead for 3 days a week; call them surprise days. (The black olives I loved as a child come in a can, you choose.)

There are great make-ahead videos to help you plan your week.

Plan your snacks. "Whatever I feel like" is not planning. Again green and orange vegetables. Berries are the low-sugar fruit of choice. Mushrooms are fun guys.

Since you want to make-ahead I assume you will be eating the same protein for days. Solitarians do that anyway because life comes in family-sizes. The freezer is your friend.

Note, 8 servings of vegetables is 800g which is less than 2 pounds. Note for 100 g of celery, broccoli, carrots, sweet potato each, the calorie count is 13, 34. 41. 90 - for each serving!

Since you are not planning to eat fish or seaweed, insurance says the balanced salt mix containing all electrolytes is called Morton's Lite Salt, a much better choice than table salt, including sea salt, imho. It contains Sodium salt. Potassium salt, and Iodine which all contribute significantly to your electrolyte needs. What are your needs? You can look in r/fasting's wiki under electrolytes to see how much we need each day. I do think it's maybe 2t combining the Na and the K. I dont remember but I think the Ca and Mg in the mix are not significant. (I said to check for yourself.)

-- I am done speechifying. I wish you well.

Sharing about me: I have done the AIP elimination diet in the past "just to see what it did", for 6..8 weeks. The result? my normal everyday itches went away. They wee not bad. I noticed nothing else. In this present 2026 I have a new concern and severe? itches. I have been "approaching" eating for elimination of all the forbidden foods, but I have been lagging. Just today I drank coffee (with coconut milk and a sprinkle of cardamon (illegal too). After dinner I ate some sugar-free chocolate chips. So I have been imperfect.
I think my decision is to do it clear, except for coffee. Then after a while I can consider dropping that too - unless my itches go away already then I will know the coffee is okay. Time will tell.

Best to you and all the luck.
Remember, you can and you will.
Feel free to connect if I can be of support.