well, lot of good advice above!
I personally wouldn't take such much wood off on one side so the difference width is seeable. Next time you should heat correct the string alignment before doing only subtle scrapings on one or the other side of the limb. By the way side corrections with scraping on one limb side is a good thing on D-bows, but on recurves it is much more complicated. It belongs a lot where you scrape (mid limb or outer limb, or hardest thing at the lever).
Back to your problem/bow:
Clamp your bow in the vice at handle. Crap the lever and pull it in right position while watching what the limb does. There should be a portion where it wants to break out, scrape here! Hope that makes sense, always hard for me German to explain in English.