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What does it mean to cook wine with thick and turbid oil and burn high? (This is the plaque hanging on the wall of Lei Ge Lao Fan's home starring Fan Wei)

I don't know if you read it wrong, but the original sentence should be "Boil beans as cream for crisp, and pour honey wine with high fever." Ok. Here's the source: another honey wine song, Answering Er Youzi and Wang Langjian and

Song Su Dongpo

Preserved moss, roasted green pu, rotten steamed goose and duck is a jug.

Boiled beans as cream are crisp, while high-fever oil candles pour honey wine, so everything comes from a poor family.

since ancient times, the poor have been born out of hundreds of clever tricks, and it is naive to collect fakes.

the poetry book and I are the tillers, brewing the old man into a gentry.

quality is hard to last for a long time, and taking off the crown is still a plow.

honey wine is not as cold as it is, and it is not sweet in winter and sour in summer.

The poems written by the old lady are very tasteless, and I love these three poems as good as wine.

feng Hu Jie mo is poor, and I don't know that there are more princes.

actually, I haven't seen this movie yet, and I don't know exactly.

I found the annotation of this poem here/s/blog _ 5cd21a281111dfqg.html

You can have a look.