Assuming you want to keep the peninsula and clean-up sink in the current location, this rough plan gives you a walk-in pantry and fridge/freezer columns, but I couldn't fit side-by-side ovens. There is a MW on a shelf beside the fridge/freezer, with landing space below.

The island has seating on two sides, with shared trash pull-out on the corner. Separate prep and clean-up zones allow a helper to load or unload the
DW, or set the table, without interfering with prep and cooking.

The base cabinet in the corner between the clean-up sink and cooktop opens toward the family room, so that space is not wasted. The optional cabinet above it can also open toward the FR, to stow a purse, phones/charger, bills, etc.

The pantry has a sliding door, with optional sliders to close off the kitchen from the formal LR.

Mama goose, this is excellent! I had never even considered the entrance off the hall. We aren't sold on the peninsula. And the built in bench and too low desk are also going. Thank you!

I like benches in front of windows, but if it works better for you to take it out, you can move the table a little further into the bay. If windows permit, the desk area could become a china hutch, convenient to the DW in the plan I posted above, or add a small sink and make it a bar area.

In the following plan I eliminated the peninsula in favor of a large island, and reconfigured the pantry. The fridge is now closer to the FR, but there is only one sink (except for optional sink in the bay):

First plan, flipped:

mama goose: we are really liking the second floor plan you made with no peninsula and one sink. You have been extremely helpful! Now we just have to check on that wall from the hallway to see if it's load bearing. Won't get keys until early April :( Would the microwave work in a base cabinet next to the ovens? Thank you again for your time and creativity.

Some put the microwave in a walk in pantry these days, also, as typically one is heating up pantry items/popcorn, etc....though this might be too far from the fridge for you.

Even if the wall separating the kitchen/dining from the hallway is load bearing it really is not a big deal to add a walk through in a load bearing wall. It is much harder to remove a load bearing wall, but a 42" opening (which is a good walk through size) shouldn't be a big deal.

ski4life-not sure how I feel about the microwave in the pantry. Do you have it there and if so do you like it?

lyfia-I realized that load bearing makes no difference right after I clicked "submit" :)

Now you may have to consider what is inside the wall before you know where you can create an opening. There could be plumbing or HVAC in the wall