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Louise, My HG recipe from my Austria sister-in-law does not call for tomatoes or sour cream. Simply lots of onions chopped and cooked down, a few potoes diced and of course the meet. The paprika give the dish the red color. As to how to fix your dish, I would add just a little sugar until it tastes ok to you.

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