Specific Food

“You might not be so hungry if you eat the right food.”

(Shootout)

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Also see Food Actions, Sets: Food

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Green Jello

• in JC Café (The Psychic)
• on Starsky and Hutch’s hospital plates (The Plague)

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Chitlins

• Tony says when told he is short, “We eats our full rations of chitlins every day.” (Savage Sunday)
• Huggy claims to serve everything from “chitlins to Chinese.” (The Bait)

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Huggy’s Specialties

• Starsky Special (Texas Longhorn)
• Huggy Bear Special of the Week (The Deadly Imposter)

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Cheese

• Hutch has bleu cheese on his burger. (The Committee)
• The mice winners get rewarded cheese, which is why Soon Henry finally wins. (Omaha Tiger)
• Hutch brings Abby “that Norwegian cheese you like so much.” (Vendetta)
• Stryker offers his henchman cheese, but Freddie is on a diet. (Snowstorm)
• Hutch tells Starsky Kentucky “is bleu cheese country” and that’s where the racing mice come from. (Omaha Tiger)
• Matt Coyle says, “There is nothing duller than watching a millionaire with an ulcer eating his cottage cheese. “ (Iron Mike)
• Hutch offers to buy Starsky a cheese sandwich. (Omaha Tiger)

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Milk

• Fitch makes a rude comment about Marianne getting milked. (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Hutch asks for milk, but Starsky gives him coffee. Starsk then gets milk for himself. In the end, no one drinks the milk. (Running)
• Hutch drinks the milk off the hospital tray. Starsky and Hutch ignore the rest of the food. (The Plague)
• Hutch has a carton of milk in the police locker room. (The Specialist)
• Hutch has milk on his lunch tray with Barbara and Melinda. (The Groupie)
• Hutch has milk with toast and jam for breakfast. (Gillian)
• Hutch orders milk with his tuna salad sandwich. (Vendetta)
• Hutch suggests that Starsky and Abigail Crabtree go out for warm milk. (The Deadly Imposter)
• Lisa pours milk for her and her doll, Susie. (Nightmare)
• Melinda offers Jack Ives a drink, and he chooses milk. (The Groupie)
• Molly Bristol drinks milk with Starsky and Hutch. (The Collector)
• Monahan drinks milk out of the carton at the game, Boseman hassles him about it, “Drinking milk, bah.” (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• Starsky and Hutch have milk and cookies. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
• Starsky and Hutch make a milk bath joke. (Shootout)
• Starsky asks Cheryl for some milk. (The Bait)
• Starsky drinks milk with lunch. (Death Notice)
• Starsky has a large carton of chocolate milk on his lunch tray. (The Specialist)
• Starsky has milk with lunch, though it is Hutch that ends up with his food. (Iron Mike)
• Stella gets some for Hutch because he is a “growing boy.” (Jojo)
• Stryker needs “a glass of warm milk” to calm himself, or more likely for an ulcer. (Snowstorm)
• Terry Roberts buys a newspaper and a quart of milk every night. (Starsky’s Lady)

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Tea

• Abby orders iced tea with her pastrami sandwich. (Vendetta)
• Anna makes tea for Hutch. (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Frugal Vicky uses her tea bags three times. (The Las Vegas Strangler)
• Hutch takes his with sugar. (Murder on Stage 17)
• Hutch tells Starsky that it isn’t his “cup of tea” to be a macho cop. (Partners)
• Hutch and Huggy have tea at The Pits while Starsky has a beer. (Pariah)
• Jesse offers Starsky and Hutch tea, they turn her down. (Silence)
• Matt Coyle tells Johnny to fetch his lovely wife a “tin of that imported tea that came in yesterday.” (Iron Mike)
• Monique’s special spiced chamomile tea is what knocks Starsky out. (The Avenger)
• Olga Grossman complains about Gillian’s tea bags. (Gillian)
• Roxy offers tea but then realizes she doesn’t have any. (The Heroes)
• Starsky declines tea with brandy with Vicky. (The Las Vegas Strangler)
• Starsky takes a sugar lump. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• Starsky takes his with sugar and lemon with Wally’s sister. (Murder on Stage 17)
• Starsky takes Masha for tea to distract her. (A Body Worth Guarding)

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Meatloaf

• Starsky has meatloaf at Stella’s Café. (Jojo)
• Starsky has the Meatloaf Special at Jenson Corners. (Death Ride)

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Ice Cream

• Cal asks for a bowl of ice cream after popcorn. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• Hutch tells Starsky he took so long in his rescue because, “we stopped for ice cream.” (Quadromania)
• Ice cream is one of Hutch’s meditation words. (The Game)
• Huggy enjoys an ice cream sundae, one which Starsky seems to want badly. (Vendetta)
• Starsky feels “apple pie and ice cream” represents Americana. (The Set-Up)
• Starsky has heard of Russia’s vanilla ice cream and would like some. (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Starsky likes chocolate ice cream and blueberry pie. (Manchild on the Streets)
• Anna tells Starsky and Hutch the ice cream in Russia is very good, but there are not a lot of flavors. (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Starsky would like lemonade and raspberry ripple ice cream. (Death Ride)
• Two boys in the park eat ice cream cones. Starsky takes a photo of them. (Blindfold)

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Bananas

• “You who knows everything, with your juice, your bananas, and your grapefruit and your peas,” Starsky says to Hutch. (The Bounty Hunter)
• Huggy imitates posh British accent, “the Queen goes bananas.” (Huggy Bear and the Turkey)
• Huggy tempts Dobey with bananas. (Sweet Revenge)
• Hutch holds a banana like a phone while Starsky talks on the real phone. (Black and Blue)
• Hutch suggests Starsky could feed a banana to Daimier. (The Action)
• Mitzi reminds Lisa there are bananas in the refrigerator, next to the peanut butter. (Nightmare)
• Sammy’s show was “second banana to a second rate rock group.” (Shootout)
• Sneaky Regan, snitch, slips on banana peel. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
• Starsky announces of the derby audience, “The crowd here at Cabrillo is going bananas!” (Murder Ward)
• Starsky calls Shelby a “big banana.” Shelby has a tie to match. (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• Starsky eats a banana in the police station. (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
• Starsky is going to come after Lou if Huggy “so much as slips on a banana peel.” (Kill Huggy Bear)
• Starsky makes banana daiquiris using Mrs. Craig’s recipe. (Pariah)
• Starsky mentions a movie on the late show about a guy “who went bananas.” (Murder Ward)
• The bad guy tells Starsky to go inside and “count some bananas.” (The Hostages)
• There are bananas in the open market (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
• There are bananas on Hutch’s car dash. (The Bounty Hunter)
• There are bananas on Metro cab’s wall. Kingston says to Hutch, “Have a banana, Blondie.”(Quadromania)

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Eating Fish

• Abby says to the waitress in the diner, “He had the tuna. I had the pastrami.” (Vendetta)
• Hutch lectures Starsky on the difference between salmon and Russian sturgeon caviar. (Bust Amboy)
• Hutch orders Starsky a tuna burger with extra mushrooms. (Losing Streak)
• Hutch tells Starsky, “It must have been that can of sardines you had for breakfast.” (Shootout)
• Hutch, as Carlyle, sniffs about different kinds of caviar. (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Rainbow Trout Almandine is what Hutch wants to cook for the women. (Satan’s Witches)
• Starsky describes an “anchovy and watercress pizza.” (The Bait)
• Starsky knows “the simple joy of boiling a trout.” (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
• The Black Baron has freeze dried tuna casserole with peas and mushrooms in his bag. (The Set-Up)
• The health inspector got sick at the fish place Starsky took Hutch too. (Iron Mike)
• Lonely and Eddie were going to go down to the Mission for creamed tuna. (Gillian)

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Soup

• Aunt Rosie makes special chicken soup which gives Starsky a stomach ache. (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Belle makes chili “with all the fixin’s.” (The Hostages)
• Dobey asks for wonton soup. (The Bait)
• Gunther’s dad used the phrase “easy as alphabet soup.” (Sweet Revenge)
• Huggy’s serves Starsky special mustard green broth. (Terror on the Docks)
• Hutch gets sick from botulism-infested clam chowder. (The Game)
• Hutch says of Jerry, “Sir, his mind had already been taken over. His brain was soup.” (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Hutch sings “Black Bean Soup.” (Death Notice, The Set-Up)
• Louisiana Gumbo is served, and is a clue, at the Funky Chicken. (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• Mrs. Blake makes stew. (Terror On the Docks)
• Mrs. Greene gives Starsky soup. (Black and Blue)
• Pepper Pot Stew is spiked to drug the guard. (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
• Sammy tells his gal that his mother would make him chicken soup when he was sick . (Shootout)
• Starsky knows a place where they serve “Irish Coffee and chicken soup.” (The Bait)
• Starsky suggests to Hutch, “Maybe you ought to change to chicken soup.” (The Game)
• Starsky’s Aunt Rosie’s wonton soup was good. (A Coffin for Starsky)
• Starsky’s mother was a chicken soup type of mom. (The Game)
• Theresa gets Hutch some soup from the kitchen. She tells Joey to get his own. (Shootout)
• Three kinds of soup are contaminated by botulism: clam chowder, vichyssoise, chicken gumbo (The Game)

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Eggs

• Cheryl uses eggshells in her coffee. (The Bait)
• Hutch asks Starsky, “Why don’t we go back to my place and I can scramble up some eggs?” (Shootout)
• Hutch says Ted will wake up screaming for “bacon and eggs.” (The Action)
• Hutch tells Dolly, “If I was gatherin’ eggs, I sure would like to find you in my nest.” (Moonshine)
• Hutch’s cannibal story put the wife in the guests’ eggs. (The Set-Up)
• Kiko mentions he has huervos rancheros for breakfast. (Little Girl Lost)
• Lee Bristol makes an egg salad sandwich for Jack Cunningham, only he ain’t hungry. (The Collector)
• Reasoner doesn’t want the DA’s department to come out of the Rigger case with egg all over its face. (Targets)
• Starsky and Joe Durniak have omelets for breakfast. (The Set-Up)
• Starsky blows “the egg money.” (The Action)
• Starsky cooks eggs for Sharman. (Running)
• Starsky says he likes his breakfast “over easy,” after Catlin offers to cook for him. (Class in Crime)
• Starsky tells Hutch to “put an egg in your shoe and beat it.” (The Deadly Imposter)
• Vanessa makes eggs, scrambled medium for Hutch. (Hutchinson for Murder One)

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Starsky Likes His Eggs

• over easy (Class in Crime)

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Hutch Likes His Eggs

• scrambled, medium (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• scrambled (Shootout)

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Pie

• Earl Pola tells Joanna, “Bye-bye Apple Pie.” (The Psychic)
• Hutch asks Stella for apple, then blueberry then peach pie but gets lemon meringue (Jojo)
• Morton thinks lemon pie is Sloan’s favorite. It’s not. (Savage Sunday)
• Mrs. Walters makes a homemade blueberry pie, which Starsky eats with chocolate ice cream. (Manchild on the Streets)
• Nurse describes an inmate as “nuttier than a pecan pie.” (Murder Ward)
• Starsky doesn’t want to eat Hutch’s wheat germ pie. (Pilot)
• Starsky gets a lemon meringue in the face. (Deckwatch)
• Starsky talks Americana. “Apple pie and ice cream” he says at the truck stop. (The Set-Up)
• Starsky tells Dobey the case will be “as simple as pie.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
• Starsky tells the trucker to go back to eating his apple pie. (The Set-Up)
• Starsky tells Dobey when he asks them where they were, “Off duty, ya know, enjoying a couple slices of heaven, a piece of apple pie.” (The Vampire)

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Jelly

• Is it grape jelly? No, Starsky. It’s caviar. (Bust Amboy)
• Is it grape jelly? No, Starsky. It’s boysenberry. (Gillian)

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Pizza

• Hutch bets Starsky “pizza to a steak dinner.” (Bust Amboy)
• Hutch heats up a cold pizza after dropping some on the floor. He offers to share some with Lisa. (Foxy Lady)
• Leotis brings a pizza in a pizza box. (Huggy Bear and the Turkey)
• Licorice pizza is the only kind Kingston St. Jacques bakes, he says twirling a 45 record on his finger. (Quadromania)
• Pizza is seen being devoured by wrestlers. (The Golden Angel)
• Starsky and Hutch cover for their harassment of the Flower Power woman by asking about pizza. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
• Starsky eats cold pizza for breakfast. (Pariah)
• Starsky heats up Hutch’s Buddy Holly LP instead of pizza. (The Game)
• Starsky offers to take Joey out for some pizza. (The Trap)
• Starsky pretends to be the pizza delivery guy. (Jojo)
• Starsky promises to take Joey out for some, makes a lunch date. (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Starsky says he likes filet mignon and pizza. (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• Starsky suggests Hutch, Nancy, and he go out for pizza and a movie after bowling. (Gillian)
• Starsky suggests to Gail, “Let’s have pizza.” (Bloodbath)
• Starsky takes K.C. out for some pizza. (Quadromania)
• Starsky would prefer to hang out on the pier and have pizza with Marcie, than go to the fancy party. (Photo Finish)

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Pickles

• Dobey eats the pickle on his own plate. (Savage Sunday)
• Hutch eats Starsky’s pickle. (Losing Streak)
• Maurice, the hype, eats a purloined pickle out of jar in store. (Manchild on the Streets)
• Starsky asks the waiter to “bring Mr. Amboy some sour pickles; you know the kind with the big warts.” (Bust Amboy)
• Starsky puts enough vodka in the guard’s soup to “pickle all of Poland.” (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
• Turquet “can shoot the warts off a kosher pickle at fifty yards,” according to Huggy. (Huggy Bear and the Turkey)

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Hamburgers

• Cunningham puts raw hamburger on the gun to confuse the dog. (The Collector)
• Dobey denies he’s at snack shop when he gets the phone call about a hamburger and a chocolate malted. (Running)
• hamburger and fries (Running)
• Starsky and Hutch order the hamburger deluxe at J.C. Café. (The Psychic)
• Hutch suggests that a hamburger, fries, and a chocolate shake constitutes a three course meal. (Sweet Revenge)
• Starsky can’t eat the terrific burger at Dody’s due to his teeth. (Losing Streak)
• Starsky, Hutch, and Turner stop for a burger. (Silence)
• hamburger (Savage Sunday)
• Starsky, Hutch, and Colby order burgers at The Pits, but they don’t stay to eat them. (The Deadly Imposter)
• Buzzy Boone consumes a plateful of them. (The Golden Angel)
• hamburger (Vendetta)

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Candy Bars

• “Best” chocolate bars are a clue. They are what Larry stole. (Silence)
• Dobey gets bar out of machine. Starsky and Hutch comment he just started his diet that morning. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• Dobey gets caught getting a candy bar by Starsky and Hutch. (The Velvet Jungle)
• Hutch goes to the vending machine alone. Dobey takes Hutch’s candy. (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• Shop owner says he has a roll of nickels and six candy bars in his drawer. He thinks he is getting robbed. (Cover Girl)
• Starsky and Hutch trick Dobey into buying one with moon diet trick. (The Hostages)
• Starsky eats one in the car. (Pilot)
• Starsky feeds them to Hutch. (The Fix)
• Starsky gets “gypped out of a peanut bar” at the clinic. (Texas Longhorn)
• Starsky gets a bar out of vending machine. (Iron Mike)
• Starsky gets one out of machine. (The Fix)
• Starsky says he “thought it was a bit more than a couple of candy bars” to Roy Jones’s claim of what was stolen from him. (Kill Huggy Bear)
• Tramaine has been seen “sipping beer and eating chocolate candy bars.” (Pariah)

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Licorice

• Hutch tells the bellman his gun is made of licorice. (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Kingston says he makes licorice pizza. (Quadromania)

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Notable Things/Times Starsky Doesn’t Eat

• Abby’s lettuce, raisin and yogurt salad (The Bounty Hunter)
• butterfly bones (The Bounty Hunter)
• carrot juice (Kill Huggy Bear)
• ground up unicorn toes (The Bounty Hunter)
• hamburger from Dody’s, his tooth hurts (Losing Streak)
• He is suspicious of the caviar, but ends up liking it. (Bust Amboy)
• He seems alarmed about the can of black-eyed peas. (Satan’s Witches)
• Hutch’s health shakes (The Bounty Hunter, The Crying Child)
• oatmeal (Partners, Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• South American hoot owl’s beaks (The Bounty Hunter)
• soybean steaks (Pilot)
• tea from Jesse (Silence)
• wheat germ pie (Pilot)
• Starsky loses his appetite after Hutch explains his fears about Iron Mike’s setting them up. (Iron Mike)
• Starsky complains his breakfast is “too greasy.” (The Psychic)
• Starsky doesn’t eat anything off the hospital food tray. (The Plague)
• Starsky doesn’t want “to mix it up on an empty stomach.” (The Trap)
• Starsky loses his appetite after Hutch’s hotel cook story. (The Set-Up)
• Hutch eats, but Starsky doesn’t, at the restaurant with Terry Nash. (The Set-Up)
• He loses his appetite after hearing the graphic description of the murder victim. (The Vampire)
• Hutch asks Starsky if he wants something to eat. Starsky says no, but he wouldn’t mind something to drink. (Death in a Different Place)
• Starsky turns down Hutch’s offer of a sip of cold soup. (The Game)
• Hutch has a meal at Huggy’s and Starsky has coffee. (Lady Blue)
• Hutch has a somewhat manic meal at The Pits, and Starsky watches him eat it, having nothing himself. (The Game)
• Starsky says he is counting his calories. Hutch apparently eats his potato. (The Specialist)
• Starsky denies food when eating with Hutch and Abby at the café. (Vendetta)
• Starsky says he has lost his appetite when he sees Vic Humphries’s lawyer, Balford. (Survival)

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Dates and Their Edibles

• Abby Crabtree and Pineapple Yogurt, Raisin Salad (The Bounty Hunter)
• Abby Crabtree and the Norwegian cheese she likes so much (Vendetta)
• Abby Crabtree and a pastrami sandwich (Vendetta)
• Allison May and raisin cookies (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
• Anna and tea (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Bobbette and Jane and popcorn (The Vampire)
• Starsky and the Paul Muni Special (Lady Blue)
• Catlin and over-easy eggs (Class in Crime)
• Cheryl Waite and lobster (The Bait)
• Diana Harmon and steak (Fatal Charm)
• Ginger and steak (The Committee)
• Helen and a picnic (Lady Blue)
• Jane and triple decker Devil’s food cake (Murder Ward)
• Joey Carston and pizza (The Trap, Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Julie McDermott and ice cubes (The Action)
• K.C. McBride and pizza (Quadromania)
• Laura Kanen and lemon meringue pie (Deckwatch)
• Linda Williams and coffee (Death Ride)
• Lisa Kendrick and shish kabobs (Foxy Lady)
• Marcie Fletcher and fancy canapés (Photo Finish)
• Marianne Owens and deli (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Molly and banana daiquiri (Pariah)
• Molly Bristow and pastrami sandwiches (The Collector)
• Monique and chamomile tea (The Avenger)
• Officer Perkowitz and turkey (Little Girl Lost)
• Rachel and Mary and spaghetti (Class in Crime)
• Rosey Malone and tostadas (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• Sammie Mason and blueberry pie (Manchild on the Streets)
• Sharman Crane and eggs (Running)
• Sharon and prune whip (The Heavyweight)
• Sharon Freemont and Fettuccine Alfredo (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• Terry Roberts and a quart of milk (Starsky’s Lady)
• Trisha and Julie and Rainbow Trout Almandine (Satan’s Witches)
• Vanessa and scrambled eggs (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Vicky and tea (The Las Vegas Strangler)

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Individual Edibles

• “swallow a car for dessert” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
• three-day old burritos smothered with chili sauce (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• absolutely beautiful lasagna (Photo Finish)
• an African politician (The Bounty Hunter)
• All Bran (Little Girl Lost)
• alphabet soup (Sweet Revenge)
• antipasto platter (Sweet Revenge)
• apple (The Heroes, The Bounty Hunter, Murder Ward)
• apple pie (The Psychic, The Vampire)
• apple pie and coffee (Jojo)
• apple pie and ice cream (The Set-Up)
• avocado omelet with jalapeño peppers (Birds of a Feather)
• baby boar with small potatoes (Bust Amboy)
• baby carrots (Bust Amboy)
• bacon (The Committee)
• bacon and eggs (The Action)
• bag lunch with white bread sandwich and apple (Murder Ward)
• bagels (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• banana chips (The Bounty Hunter)
• bananas (Quadromania, Huggy Bear and the Turkey, Pariah)
• barbeque, “and we’re the main course” (The Trap)
• barbequed ribs (Savage Sunday)
• beef burritos with onions (Survival)
• beef jerky (The Set-Up)
• Belle Kate’s special chili with all the fixins’ (The Hostages)
• Bing cherries (Iron Mike)
• birthday cake (Nightmare)
• black eyed peas (Satan’s Witches)
• black strap molasses (Pariah)
• black strap squares (Little Girl Lost)
• black-eyed peas and ham hocks (Savage Sunday)
• bleu cheese dressing (The Committee)
• blueberry pie (Manchild on the Streets, Jojo)
• bologna sandwich (Death Ride)
• box of nails and beer cans (Running)
• braised endive (Bust Amboy)
• bread (Kill Huggy Bear)
• breakfast cereal (Strange Justice)
• broiled lobster (Sweet Revenge)
• brown donuts (Savage Sunday)
• burrito con jelly (Bust Amboy)
• burrito, petrified beef with onions (Survival)
• butterfly bones (The Bounty Hunter)
• can of sardines (Shootout)
• candy bars (various)
• carrot juice (Kill Huggy Bear)
• cheese sandwich (Omaha Tiger)
• chicken soup (A Coffin for Starsky)
• chili (Pilot, Hostage, Starsky’s Brother)
• chili dogs (The Crying Child, Photo Finish)
• chiliburgers (The Crying Child)
• chipped beef on a shingle (Sweet Revenge)
• chitlins (Savage Sunday)
• chocolate chip cookies (Cover Girl)
• chocolate ice cream (Manchild on the Streets)
• chow mien (Savage Sunday)
• coconut stripes (Little Girl Lost)
• coffee and a Danish (Pilot)
• coffeecake (The Collector)
• cold cuts (The Crying Child, Little Girl Lost)
• cold pizza (Pariah)
• cookies (Targets Without a Badge: Part 2, Silence)
• cop bones (The Collector)
• corn on the cob (Bust Amboy)
• corned beef (The Collector)
• corned beef on rye (The Set-Up)
• cottage cheese (Iron Mike)
• crab (Ninety Pounds of Trouble, Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• cream cheese (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• creamed tuna (Gillian)
• cup of coffee (Shootout, The Fix, Running, The Velvet Jungle)
• deli (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• desiccated liver (The Bounty Hunter)
• Devil’s food chocolate cake (Murder Ward)
• donuts (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead, Long Walk Down a Short Dirt Road, Cover Girl)
• egg roll (Silence)
• egg salad sandwich (Vendetta, The Collector)
• eggs (The Bait, The Action, The Set-Up, The Deadly Imposter, Running)
• enchiladas (Savage Sunday)
• fettuccine alfredo (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• filet mignon (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• fine Polish sausage (Bust Amboy)
• fish dinner (Class in Crime)
• French fries (Silence, The Crying Child, Running)
• goat’s milk (Pariah, The Bounty Hunter)
• goulash “straight from the old country” (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• granola (Little Girl Lost)
• grapefruit (The Bounty Hunter)
• greasy hamburger (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• grits (Black and Blue)
• ground-up unicorn toes (The Bounty Hunter)
• gruel (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• gumbo (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• hamburger, raw (The Collector)
• hamburger and a chocolate malted (Running)
• hamburger and fries (Running)
• hamburger deluxe (The Psychic)
• hamburger, fries, and a chocolate shake (Sweet Revenge)
• hamburgers (Losing Streak, Silence, Savage Sunday, The Deadly Imposter, The Golden Angel, Vendetta)
• hash (The Set-Up)
• health shakes (Pariah, The Bounty Hunter, Little Girl Lost)
• hot blueberry pie and chocolate ice cream (Manchild on the Streets)
• hot chocolate (Little Girl Lost)
• hot dogs (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart, Silence, Omaha Tiger)
• hot sauce (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• hottest tostadas this side of Guadalajara (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• huevos rancheros (Little Girl Lost)
• Huggy Special (Texas Longhorn)
• Huggy Special of the Week (The Deadly Imposter)
• Hungarian goulash (Death Notice)
• Hutch’s Bear Meat Surprise (Satan’s Witches)
• ice cream cones (Blindfold)
• ice cream, vanilla (A Body Worth Guarding)
• ice cream sundae (Vendetta)
• iced coffee (Texas Longhorn)
• iced tea (Vendetta)
• imported tea from a tin (Iron Mike)
• jelly sandwich (Death Ride)
• kosher pickle (Bust Amboy)
• lamb ragout (Bust Amboy)
• leg of lamb (The Collector)
• lemon meringue pie and milk (Jojo)
• lemon pie (Savage Sunday)
• lemonade with raspberry ripple ice cream (Death Ride)
• lettuce (The Bounty Hunter)
• licorice pizza (Quadromania)
• linguine with clams (Shootout)
• little veggies (Discomania)
• lobster (The Bait)
• mashed potatoes (The Golden Angel, Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• meatloaf sandwich (Death Ride)
• meatloaf special with gravy (Death Ride)
• mush (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• Mushu Pork, with the soft brown noodles (Iron Mike)
• mustard green broth (Terror on the Docks)
• nectarine (Murder at Sea)
• nice sandwich and banana (Sweet Revenge)
• Norwegian cheese (Vendetta)
• oatmeal (Partners, Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• okra (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• omelets (The Set-Up)
• orange juice (Bust Amboy, Sweet Revenge, Hutchinson for Murder One, Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
• orange juice and a hot dog (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• orange juice, freshly squeezed (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• organic Japanese seaweed for lunch (Shootout)
• organic seaweed (Shootout)
• pancakes, super (The Velvet Jungle)
• paper soufflé (The Deadly Imposter)
• Parker House roll (Murder at Sea)
• pastrami sandwich (Vendetta, The Collector, Targets Without a Badge: Part 2, Murder on Stage 17)
• Paul Muni Special (Lady Blue)
• peas (The Bounty Hunter)
• peach pie (Jojo)
• peanut butter burritos with jelly (Bust Amboy)
• peanuts (The Bounty Hunter, Cover Girl, Little Girl Lost)
• pecan pie (Murder Ward)
• pickles (Huggy Bear and the Turkey, Losing Streak, Savage Sunday, Bust Amboy, Manchild on the Streets, Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
• pineapple yogurt (The Bounty Hunter)
• pizza (The Game, Foxy Lady, Huggy Bear and the Turkey, Jojo, Pariah, The Trap, Quadromania, Gillian, Bloodbath, I Love You, Rosey Malone, Bust Amboy, The Golden Angel, Ninety Pounds of Trouble, Targets Without a Badge: Part 2)
• popcorn (The Heavyweight, Gillian, Pilot, Targets Without a Badge: Part 3, The Specialist)
• prune juice (Bust Amboy)
• Rainbow Trout Almandine (Satan’s Witches)
• raisins (Little Girl Lost, The Bounty Hunter)
• raspberry ripple ice cream (Death Ride)
• raw ground meat (The Collector)
• really, really fresh corn (Bust Amboy)
• ribs (Birds of a Feather)
• rice (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• room temperature clam chowder from a can (The Game)
• root beer (Pariah)
• rum raisin bonbons (The Golden Angel)
• salad with raisins, sunflower seeds, and pineapple yogurt (The Bounty Hunter)
• salami (Little Girl Lost)
• salmon, raw (Tap Dancing Her Way Right Back Into Your Heart)
• salsa (Discomania)
• sandwiches (Snowstorm)
• sausages (The Set-Up)
• scrambled eggs (Shootout, Hutchinson for Murder One)
• shakes (The Crying Child)
• shake, chocolate, super-duper (Silence)
• shish kabobs (Foxy Lady)
• shrimp (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• soup in a Styrofoam cup (Black and Blue)
• sour, warty pickles (Bust Amboy)
• South American hoot owl beaks (The Bounty Hunter)
• soybean steaks (Pilot)
• spaghetti dinner (Class in Crime)
• stale donuts (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• steak (Satan’s Witches, The Committee, Fatal Charm)
• steak and potatoes (The Bounty Hunter, The Specialist)
• steak, New York (Sweet Revenge)
• Stella’s Famous Meatloaf (Jojo)
• stew and salad (Terror on the Docks)
• strawberries and whipped cream (Vendetta)
• stuffed veal (Sweet Revenge)
• succotash (Survival)
• sugar (The Fix)
• sunflower seeds (The Bounty Hunter)
• super duper chocolate malts (Silence)
• sweet rolls (The Set-Up)
• swiss cheese (Huggy Can’t Go Home)
• swiss steak (Jojo)
• tacos (Savage Sunday)
• ten-pound antipasto platter (Sweet Revenge)
• Thousand Island dressing (The Committee)
• Tijuana Burger (The Action)
• toast (The Set-Up)
• tomato juice (The Set-Up)
• tuna burger with lots of mushrooms (The Committee)
• tuna casserole with peas and mushrooms, freeze-dried (The Set-Up)
• tuna fish sandwich (Vendetta)
• veal piccata (Shootout)
• veal with baby potatoes (Bust Amboy)
• watercress and anchovy pizza, with a sweet and sour sauce (The Bait)
• wedding cake (Terror on the Docks)
• wheat germ (Little Girl Lost, Kill Huggy Bear)
• wheat germ pie (Pilot)
• wonton soup (The Bait, A Coffin for Starsky)