In a large bowl, add the ground beef, ground pork, onion, garlic, eggs, ½ cup BBQ sauce, bread crumbs, salt, and pepper.
Using your hands, knead the meat mixture until everything is well combined.
Mold the meat into a log/loaf shape.
Place the meatloaf in an aluminum pan.
Place meatloaf in the smoker once the smoker reaches 250°F.
Brush with the remaining BBQ sauce after about 2 hours of smoking.
Remove when the internal temperature is at 160°F.
Recipe Tips
For the best results, use a sweet, tomato-based BBQ sauce rather than one with a mustard or vinegar base. The sweetness caramelizes beautifully during smoking, creating an irresistible glaze.If you prefer a different binding method, try substituting the breadcrumbs with sliced bread soaked in milk. The milk enzymes help tenderize the beef, resulting in an even more melt-in-your-mouth texture.