Reheatable pizza dough Let's say I'm using a 100% white bread flour 70% hydration dough (with or without oil) for pizza to be baked in a home oven; how should I change the formula, or how can I tweak the recipe for a reheatable pie instead of one to be eaten fresh out of the oven? The aim is to avoid dried out crust, fat separation from the cheese, and burnt bits.
I don't think the dough formula is the issue.  Instead, you might experiment with par-cooking your pizza.  The first comment from @Sneftel has it right. Maybe start with a half-cooked pizza.  Adjust from there. Any fully cooked, then reheated pizza will likely over cook, or incur the problems you are trying to avoid.