I don’t even use oil in the pan, as long as it’s non-stick you don’t need it. It’s barely dirty at all when you’re done, a quick rinse and dry will clean it up.
The flip method is counter-intuitive, it seems like the cheese would stick to the pan, but once again, as long as it’s non-stick, it’s fine. You don’t want it to sit cheese-down for a long time, but it does help to melt the top of the pizza without burning the crust.
Cold, right out of the box where you left it on the counter the night before, after remembering to close it tightly to prevet the cats from stealing all the toppings. Cold pepperoni/pineapple pizza for breakfast is a Food of the Gods.
I’ve always hated reheating in the microwave, but the over-range microwave that came in my new place has a “reheat pizza” setting that actually works really well. Yay. Plus I don’t have a toaster oven (may get one soon, so little counter space though) - and actual oven is a pain to warm up. If I’m reheating pizza, chances are that I’m in a hurry.
I don’t own a toaster oven, so microwave is the only valid option for me. Though I have had toaster oven warmed pizza before. Didn’t notice a difference from microwave heating.
The skillet method sounds interesting. Do you pre-heat the skillet before putting in the pizza or put it in a cold skillet? I may give this a try one day.
I agree adding a few drops of water helps freshen the pizza when it reheats.