If the utensils in the top drawer include ladles, you probably want the interior height to be at least 3 1/2 inches - possibly 4 depending on the ladle.

With our frameless drawers, we lose about 1 5/8 inch to the drawer bottom and the bottom glides so the drawer face has to be that much taller than the interior dimension we want.

Between the bottom of the counter and the top of the toe kick, you have about 29" to work with on standard cabinets. If the drawer bottom space is about the same and your frame is 1" thick, a 3.5" and 5.5" drawer interior leaves you about 8.5 of interior height to split between the other two drawers.

We have one case where the bottom drawer was narrower than the ones above it. It isn't the most usual way to go but I don't think it looks bad.

You might want consider doing two thinish utensil drawers on top, then your mixing bowl drawer than a drawer with whatever space is left (which might be slightly shorter than the mixing bowl drawer but not so much shorter as to be very noticable) - that wouldn't drop your mixing bowls much lower.